In this episode of the IN-CJ podcast, Rob Watson is joined by Dr Victoria Knight, Associate Professor at De Montfort University, to explore a set

This podcast episode, hosted by John Scott and Xiaoye Zhang, explores prison theatre as a serious artistic practice and as a means of reconnecting prisons

In this edition of the IN-CJ Newsdesk, we speak with John Scott, one of the network’s founders, about a new initiative aimed at reshaping how

This discussion with Shazad Ali Carbaidwala reflects the complex and often hidden pressures faced by practitioners working at the intersection of criminal justice, community experience,

The conversation with Joris Colijin for the IN-CJ Newsdesk 2025 offers a clear picture of how international partnership can support professional learning in criminal justice.

Chelsey Narvey’s contribution to this year’s IN-CJ Newsdesk offers a clear and engaging look at the realities of studying and teaching criminal justice from a

In this contribution to the IN-CJ Newsdesk 2025, Gema Varona reflects on one of the more challenging debates in contemporary criminal justice: whether restorative justice

The IN-CJ Newsdesk has always sought to create space for contributors to articulate the realities of criminal justice work as it is experienced in practice

For this year’s IN-CJ Newsdesk, Brian Hogan offered a grounded and thoughtful reflection on how criminal justice practice is changing, and what this means for

Dr Abigail Tucker, representing the International Association for Correctional and Forensic Psychology (IACFP), offered an engaging reflection on the role of human-centred rehabilitation and practitioner-led