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In October 2013, CEP (European Organisation for Probation) launched the first World Congress on Probation in London. All the presentations that were held during the First World Congress on Probation are collected on this page.

Plenary

Transforming Rehabilitation In England And Wales
Community justice services in the age of austerity

Frank J. Porporino

Desistance Research and ‘Evidence-based’ Probation

Stephen Farrall, Shadd Maruna & Fergus McNeill

Is probation effective? Yes, but…. A literature review

Ioan Durnescu

Evidence-Based Practices and Probation in the US

William Burrell

Photos and videos

Parallel Sessions I: Courts and Restorative Justice

Community Court in Vancouver

Adam Dalrymple

Defining probation practitioners: beyond probation staff

Prof. Martine. Herzog-Evans

Effects of European International Cooperation on Regional Developments in the Field of Restorative Justice

Jo Tein

The Engagement of Long Term Prisoners in Preparing for Resettlement

Tim Chapman and Hugh Campbell

Criminal Justice Social Work Values in the Belgian Houses of Justice

Annie Devos

Working alliance in one-to-one supervision

Anneke Menger and Andrea Donker

Parallel Sessions 2: Probation In England And Wales

Mental Health Disorders and Probation

Prof. Charlie Brooker and Prof. David Denney

Resettle : A joint Criminal Justice/ Health partnership approach to high risk offenders with Personality Disorders

Dr. Vikki Baker and Sandra Oluonye

“Its a risky business”

Penny Barker and Nigel Byford

Engaging Offenders to Reduce Reoffending: A Model for Effective Practice Skills

Martin Copsey and Sue Rex

Service User Involvement

Neil Moloney

Parallel Sessions 3: Working With Offenders in the Community

What works with women offenders?

Loraine Gelsthorpe

Implementing What Works in the community - the challenge of research on probation policy and practice

Professor Paul Senior

Overview of Developments in Sex Offender Supervision

Elizabeth Hayes

CIRCLES4EU Expanding Circles of Support and Accountability in Europe

Bas Vogelvang

Rehabilitation and Criminogenic Needs of the Socially Excluded Recidivists

Evidence-based Japanese Perspective

Prof. Kayo Konagai

Community Justice in Thailand

Ms. Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol

Implementation of the Bangkok Rules to Women Offenders in the Community

Nathee Chitsawang

Parallel Sessions 4: Developing Probation

A case of community service programme in Uganda

Paul Kintu

The Evolving Probation Practice In Kenya: Past, Present and Prospect

Clement Okech

Alternatives to Custody in Albania and the Establishment of a National Probation Service

Alba Jorganxhi

Probation in the Republic of Moldova

Vladimir Grosu and Vladimir Popa

Probation in a harsh penal climate: the case of the Dutch Caribbean

Leo Tigges

Developing post care for released prisoners in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Guy Schmit

Parallel Sessions 5: Probation and Resettlement

The Resettlement Needs of Foreign National Prisoners

John Walters, Nicolet Faber and Joanna Joyce

To Trust Again: An Experience of Prisoner Resettlement back into a Vulnerable Community in Chile

Olga Espinoza, Carolina Villagra and Fernando Martínez

Development of probation and parole in Bangladesh and India

Nikhil Roy

Transition Management in Germany - best practice and problem areas

Peter Reckling

The Mandatory Aftercare Scheme of the Singapore Prison Service

Timothy Leo