Employment (after) prison This blog provides information on finding work following release from prison, including what that experience is like for them. As a result, a large number of ex-offenders commit crimes again because they are unable to find employment or integrate into society. It is seen that they are frequently made to feel alienated from society. […]
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-A blog post exploring why there’s a need for protection due to alarming rates of knife crime but also uncovering incompetence by the Met police which has led to this. Examining wider society, “protection” being used as a rationale to carry a knife may be justified if we look at social control agencies such as
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Challenge for Prison Mothers: loss of their maternal identity? – Celine Gurung (Intern) As of January 2023, the total prison population stands at 82,792 in England and Wales, but women make up less than 4% of the entire prison population. Perhaps the biggest argument remains in the idea that the prison system has been designed
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The distortion of the penal state by mass media – Yela Fleischer –a brief blog post exploring the misleading content produced by the media Entertainment media has distorted the realities of prisons globally as TV shows such as ‘Prison Break’, ‘Orange is the new Black’ and ‘Power’ convey prisons in the complete opposite way, in
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Pregnant behind powers – Makayla Agyemang This blog offers a glimpse into pregnancy in prisons, discussing the assistance provided to expectant mothers inside the facilities and how they handle being pregnant while incarcerated. The ways that prisons support women who are pregnant or planning to become mothers have changed over time. The mother and child
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