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Mark Your Calendars: Exciting Probation Events Ahead

As the season continues, we’re looking ahead to a dynamic line-up of events across Europe. From specialised workshops to international training and conferences, there’s something valuable for everyone working in probation and beyond.

Upcoming Events

  • Workshop on Framework Decisions 829 & 947
    10–11 September | Brussels, BE
    The workshop aims to encourage broader practical application, support the training of probation staff, and improve the promotion and understanding of the two key instruments among key criminal justice partners.
    đŸ‘¥ Invite only!
    đŸ”—More info: https://cutt.ly/FD947829
  • International Training School on Core Correctional Skills
    29 Sept – 3 Oct | Barcelona, Spain
    The one-week program led by Prof. Dr. Ioan Durnescu emphasises correctional staff skills, focusing on leadership. Training includes modern methods like role-play, coaching, and leadership to enhance skills with evidence-based practices.
    Registration deadline 16 September
    đŸ”— More info: https://cutt.ly/ITSCCS25
  • General Assembly & Conference on Gender-Based Violence in Probation
    14–16 October | Vienna, Austria
    The General Assembly is for members only (14–15 October). The open conference (15–16 October) focuses on addressing gender-based violence in probation. It will cover best practices, interagency cooperation, and explore effective strategies to tackle this growing challenge
    Registration deadline 29 September
    đŸ”— More info: https://cutt.ly/GAGEN
  • Final Conference of the Erasmus+ CoPPer Project
    6 November | The Hague, NL
    Join us at the Final Conference of the Erasmus+ CoPPer Project, enhancing volunteering in probation services. The conference will feature: European mapping of volunteering in probation, training for probation volunteers, community organisation capacity-building and communication strategies.
    đŸ”— Register now: https://cutt.ly/CoPPerConf
  • CEP & EuroPris Workshop on Transition from Prison to Probation
    2-3 December | Barcelona, Spain
    This workshop aims to enhance collaboration between prison and probation staff, share best practices, address challenges with high-risk offenders, explore ICT advancements, and discuss successful programs to reduce recidivism.
    Registration deadline 17 November
    đŸ”— More info: https://cutt.ly/krTdqrjM

Whether you’re looking to upskill, network, or gain new insights, we look forward to seeing you soon!

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