Titlebook: Alternative Offender Rehabilitation and Social Justice; Arts and Physical En Janelle Joseph,Wesley Crichlow Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if app

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Physical Culture and Alternative Rehabilitation: Qualitative Insights from a Martial Arts Interventies outside the court process can provide effective responses to less serious youth crime” (Department of Justice Canada, 2013, p. 3). This Act is based on evidence that “involvement in the formal justice system and imprisonment can have more profound and deleterious effects for adolescents than for

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Prison Yoga as a Correctional Alternative?: Physical Culture, Rehabilitation, and Social Control in gly offered to prisoners around the world, is a highly politicized form of physical culture.. On the one hand, for many people in privileged positions, including conservative politicians, prison yoga is framed as a luxury that should be denied to prisoners; such a framing is in lockstep with broader

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Evaluating Drama-Based Crime Prevention: Problems, Politics, and New Directionsess to cultural opportunities (e.g., Bamford, 2006). The potential contribution of arts- and drama-based interventions to rehabilitating “young offenders” or improving the resilience of those identified as “at risk” of offending has also been emphasized (see, amongst others, Angus McLewin Associates

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Scrimmage-Play: Writing and Reading Short Fiction with Incarcerated Menpenitentiary. The impetus for the project was twofold: to provide literary arts programming for a marginalized population and to explore how the act of writing short fiction, through its emphasis on character composition, encourages contemplation of identity and its complex socio-cultural formulatio

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Concluding Remarks: Challenges and Prospects of an Alternative Rehabilitationted volume highlights the complex interplay of social, creative, technical, economic, and political factors that construct the landscape for alternative rehabilitation. A range of scholars from the US, UK, and Canada contributed chapters primarily on particular examples of arts and physical engageme

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Dichtung und Welt im Mittelalteroject teachers have been teaching these skills to troubled youth in New York City since 1998. Their work, forged over years working with youth in often challenging settings, is grounded in an expanding body of literature that suggests that youth, especially vulnerable youth, can derive important ben

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Zugang zur deutschen Heldensage,sed interventions (Twemlow & Saaco, 1998; Lakes & Hoyt, 2004), have been shown to provide students with an expanded skill set, including critical thinking, self-awareness, self-control, and overall enhanced mental and physical health. The research project discussed below offered a physical culture p

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Dichtung und Welt im Mittelalterrison yoga organizations, frame it as a tool for the rehabilitation of offenders that will reduce violence within institutions and facilitate more effective societal integration of former prisoners. While certainly highlighting the politicization of prison yoga, these competing frames obscure some o