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Global Pathways to Reintegration
What happens after prison—when the gates open and freedom begins? The answer depends on where you are in the world.
In this episode of Conviction Fiction, we take a global journey to explore how different societies approach reintegration after incarceration. From Norway’s progressive rehabilitation programs, to Japan’s family-centered reentry shaped by stigma and tradition, to South Africa’s grassroots resilience in the face of scarce resources—we uncover stories that challenge the narrow media narrative of “crime, punishment, repeat.”
Along the way, you’ll hear how cultural values, community support, and government policies shape second chances, and what we can learn from each system. The goal? To dismantle the stereotypes, reveal the humanity, and spark conversations about what true rehabilitation can look like.
🔎 Want to dig deeper into the stories featured in this episode? Check out these resources:
- Norway’s recidivism success: The Guardian → https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jun/07/inside-halden-norways-most-humane-prison
- World Prison Brief (recidivism data): https://www.prisonstudies.org/
- Japan’s reoffending challenges: Japan Times → https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/07/19/national/crime-legal/japan-recidivism/
- Singapore’s Yellow Ribbon Project → https://www.yellowribbon.gov.sg
- South Africa’s grassroots reintegration: Mail & Guardian → https://mg.co.za/special-reports/2020-10-23-life-after-prison/
- CSVR case studies on reentry: https://www.csvr.org.za
🎧 Listen now and reimagine what a second chance can truly mean.
#ConvictionFiction #SecondChances #GlobalVoices #ReentryMatters #PrisonReform
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What happens after prison—when the gates open and freedom begins? The answer depends on where you are in the world.
In this episode of Conviction Fiction, we take a global journey to explore how different societies approach reintegration after incarceration. From Norway’s progressive rehabilitation programs, to Japan’s family-centered reentry shaped by stigma and tradition, to South Africa’s grassroots resilience in the face of scarce resources—we uncover stories that challenge the narrow media narrative of “crime, punishment, repeat.”
Along the way, you’ll hear how cultural values, community support, and government policies shape second chances, and what we can learn from each system. The goal? To dismantle the stereotypes, reveal the humanity, and spark conversations about what true rehabilitation can look like.
🔎 Want to dig deeper into the stories featured in this episode? Check out these resources:
- Norway’s recidivism success: The Guardian → https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jun/07/inside-halden-norways-most-humane-prison
- World Prison Brief (recidivism data): https://www.prisonstudies.org/
- Japan’s reoffending challenges: Japan Times → https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/07/19/national/crime-legal/japan-recidivism/
- Singapore’s Yellow Ribbon Project → https://www.yellowribbon.gov.sg
- South Africa’s grassroots reintegration: Mail & Guardian → https://mg.co.za/special-reports/2020-10-23-life-after-prison/
- CSVR case studies on reentry: https://www.csvr.org.za
🎧 Listen now and reimagine what a second chance can truly mean.
#ConvictionFiction #SecondChances #GlobalVoices #ReentryMatters #PrisonReform