This library of resources put together by the Prisoner Learning Academic Network includes research on prison education and learning. Where possible, we have included links to resources which have been made available to everyone.
This study from Pro Bono Economics draws on evidence from the Justice Data Lab to estimate the economic benefits to society of getting a learner funded by PET into employment after prison.
This Education Committee inquiry will look at how the outbreak of COVID-19 is affecting all aspects of the education sector and children’s social care system and will scrutinise how the Department for Education is dealing with the situation.
Creative Arts and Design students at HMP Pentonville have created a commemorative booklet marking 30 years of distance learning with Prisoners' Education Trust.
You can read an interactive version of the book at bit.ly/pet-pentonville
Following the collection of articles about London-based prison university partnerships which we posted last month, we've created a similar list for the North of England. We hope this will be helpful for anyone hoping to set up a partnership, or for anyone looking for more information and inspiration.
We've created a collection of articles about London-based prison university partnerships. We hope this will helpful for anyone hoping to set up a partnership, or for anyone looking for more information and inspiration.
As part of the ‘Prisoners’ Active Citizenship’ (PAC) project, nine active citizenship learning areas were set up in five European countries. This research report presents the results of the evaluation of these learning areas.
As part of the PAC (Prisoners’ Active Citizenship) Erasmus + EU project, this research report provides insight into existing active citizenship practices in European prisons through an overview of the existing literature about active citizenship in prison, and the results of an online survey.
This toolkit was created to help people working and living in prisons to build active citizenship. It is designed to be used by prisoners, prison management and staff, education staff, organisations and people working in the voluntary sector.
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