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WEDNESDAY - 25 OCTOBER
NOTE: 09:00 – 17:00
Poster Sessions
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Room: The L&G Lounge (Cognac Suite)
We have the following Poster Sessions on display today in the L&G Lounge (Cognac Suite)
from 0900-1700hrs with presentations from the Prison Research Centre, Cambridge University
and Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service. Come along and visit!
1. The role of reading for pleasure in prison for men in
two Category C prisons in the East of England
Judith Gardom, Prison Research Centre, Cambridge
University (PID P01) 6. Exploring the relationship between prison social climate
and reoffending
Katherine Auty, Prison Research Centre, Cambridge
University (PID P06)
2. Learning Together: transformative learning across
walls
Ruth Armstrong, Amy Ludlow, Prison Research Centre,
Cambridge University (PID P02) 7. Emotions in prison: an exploration of space, emotion
regulation and expression
Ben Laws, Prison Research Centre, Cambridge University
(PID P07)
3. An exploration of work, history, and location in the
narratives of prison officers
Borah Kant, Prison Research Centre, Cambridge
University (PID P03) 8. The social experiences of sex offenders in prison: a
comparative analysis
Alice Ievins, Prison Research Centre, Cambridge University
(PID P08)
4. Active citizenship behind bars: the role of prison
councils
Bethany Schmidt, Prison Research Centre, Cambridge
University (PID P04) 9. Horizon: a new intervention for sex offenders
Keely Wilkinson, Beverly Powis, HMPPS (PID P09)
5. Opening new prisons: a comparative study of the
penal field
Aiden Cope, Prison Research Centre, Cambridge
University (PID P05)
09:00-10:30
10. Developing Dialogues around Extremism: Evaluation of
a Toolkit
Kiran Randhawa, Hannah Thompson, HMPPS (PID P10)
11. Developing interventions for intimate partner violence
perpetrators
Sinead Bloomfield, HMPPS (PID P11)
Plenary Session
Host Day Opening Session
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ROOM: Cremant SID: 03-01
The context and culture of prison and probation service delivery in England & Wales
Michael Spurr, Chief Executive, Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service, United Kingdom
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