Podkaster fra Universitetet i Stavanger
People in contact with criminal justice are vulnerable and need help to remain crime free. In this series we hear about prisoner vulnerabilities and giving them voice in the development of services. We explore the importance of collaboration, innovation and organisational learning within the criminal justice field and the multiple stakeholders involved.
Tine Murphy from the University College Absalon, Denmark talks to fellow COLAB member Frans Fluttert from FPC Dr. S. van Mesdag in the Netherlands about his use of the Early Recognition Method (ERM) in the prison context. EXTRA RESOURCES https://www.himolde.no/english/research/projects/COLAB/about/ https://www.himolde.no/english/research/projects/COLAB/tools/ Les mer …
The story of Siw Stavanger in Aftenblad– Gi meg litt lykke før jeg dør – Historien om Siw won the Schibsted Journalism Awards for its authors Thomas Ergo and Tove Bjørnå in May 2019. The story is about a Norwegian Les mer …
In this episode we explore the complex and multifactorial vulnerabilities of people in contact with the criminal justice system. We hear about Siw, a woman whose multiple vulnerabilities led her into a life of poverty, crime, misery and untimely death. Les mer …
In this episode Andrea Danielsen Johansen, University of Stavanger, Norway talks to Mark Hudson, a mentor working in the Footprints Project in the UK about working with vulnerable people in contact with the criminal justice system. The Footprints project is Les mer …
In this episode Bjørn Kjetil Larsen from University College Molde, Norway discusses his doctoral work with fellow COLAB members. He explains the importance of interprofessional collaboration for reintegration after prison from his dual perspective as front line worker and researcher. Les mer …
In this episode Stuart Dearborn, Coordinator for the Dorset Branch of the Footprints Project, returns to our COLAB studio to reflect on his month of secondment to COLAB in Bergen and Stavanger. He reflects with Prof Sarah Hean from University Stavanger, Les mer …
In this episode we hear from Stuart Dearborn, Coordinator for the Dorset Branch of the Footprints Project, a mentorship organisation supporting people in contact with the criminal justice system in the South of England. He talks to Prof Sarah Hean Les mer …
In this episode Prof Jonathan Parker, Assoc Prof Vanessa Heaslip, Dr Angela Turner Wilson from Bournemouth University, UK are in conversation with Prof Berit Johnsen from the Kriminalomsorgens høgskole utdanningssenter (KRUS); Norway. They are members of the COLAB consortium. They Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean talks to PhD candidate and research Fellow Eden Begna Gobena from the University of Stavanger, Norway about her work on the experiences of mothers in contact with the Criminal Justice System in Ethiopia. Extra Les mer …
In this episode Dr Tine Murphy from University College Absalon, Denmark talks to Dr Caroline Stevens, CEO of the Footprints Project, UK. They are both members of COLAB. They discuss the importance of language in the way people communicate, whatever Les mer …
In this episode we ask how can we promote innovation, co-creation and organisational learning in the challenging prison environment? Prof Sarah Hean talks with members of COLAB who are experienced facilitators of innovation in prison and other environments. Päivikki Lahitinen Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean from the University of Stavanger, Norway and leader of the COLAB EU funded consortium introduces the next 4 episodes of the Better Together podcast series where she reflects with others on their experiences of running large Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean from the University of Stavanger, Norway reflects on some of the highs and lows of managing COLAB a Marie Curie RISE consortium funded through the EU Horizon 2020 programme. She uses the contact hypothesis Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean chats with Prof Rune Fitjar from the University of Stavanger about his experiences and tips from running the RUNIN Consortium, an EU Marie Curie Sklodowska Funded Innovation Training Network. Extra resource/Further readingHean, Sarah Catherine Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean from University of Stavanger chats about running a research consortium with Dr Soner Barthoma from the University of Uppsala, Sweden and one of the Coordinators of the RESPOND consortium. Extra resource/Further readingHean, Sarah Catherine Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean talks to Prof Ingunn Studsrod about her experiences of the Integrated systems of domestic violence prevention project. Here we hear about the emotional labour of being a coordinator and the need to cope with Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean reflects back on her experiences of the COLAB consortium and her conversations with fellow coordinators. Extra resource/Further readingHean, Sarah Catherine Patricia Duff; Skippervik, Liv Jorunn Baggegård; Heslop, Richard; Stevens, Caroline (2021) Reflecting on researcher practice Les mer …
In this episode Prof Sarah Hean from the University of Stavanger reflects on what it means to work well together in trans continental partnerships. She draws on her earlier reflections on “contact is not enough” and explores how we can Les mer …
In this episode we talk about the importance of giving people leaving prison a second chance. Prof Sarah Hean from University of Stavanger, Norway, talks to Amy Smith Coordinator for Hampshire of the Footprints project in the UK about how Les mer …
In this episode we talk about what it takes to be a mentor for someone in contact with the criminal justice system. Amy Smith, Coordinator for Hampshire of the Footprints project in the UK, answers questions from Jonathan Parker, a Les mer …
In this episode Professor Sarah Hean, from the University of Stavanger, Norway talks with PHD candidate Amanda Pasma from Leiden University in the Netherlands. They talk of how the Netherlands uses the offender management framework as a means of managing relations Les mer …