An assessment tool for adult offenders that operationalises risk needs responsivity and desistance principles

We review the state of evaluation within outcome-based commissioning in the United Kingdom.

This paper describes a cluster randomised controlled trial designed to test the efficacy of Eedi, a formative question setting and diagnostic digital platform, on attainment in mathematics at GCSE as well as its impact on teacher workload.

The evaluation has found that the WSA provides a good example of a gendered approach to supporting women in contact with the criminal justice system or at risk of offending and has been successful in responding to a number of its key aims.

This chapter presents an analysis of the evaluation market in England.

Eurosceptic Youth: Interest, Trust and Ideology

A Rapid Evidence Assessment of the effectiveness of prison education in reducing recidivism and increasing employment

The criminal justice system (CJS) in England and Wales went through extensive reform under the Coalition Government of 2010-2015.

Although women remain a minority group in the criminal justice system (CJS), there is increasing recognition amongst policy makers of the importance of understanding the needs of female offenders in order to better target resources and provide support that is responsive to these needs.

The UK elections take place on the 7th May.

The Whole System Approach (WSA) to women offenders across Greater Manchester aims to embed gender-responsive support for women at three points of the criminal justice system - arrest, sentencing and upon release from prison. The governance and funding of the WSA is overseen by the Justice and Rehabilitation Executive (JRE).

The Enablers of Change assessment and sentence planning tool has been designed to assess the risks, needs, strengths and protective factors of adults with convictions.