In this section

• Editorial
• Expanding Residential Community Care and Services: A policy option for New Zealand?
• Creating Positive Pathways: A long-term housing initiative for people released from prison
• The effectiveness of Corrections' rehabilitation interventions with Māori
• Are psychologists meeting the needs of Māori? A perspective from Psychological Services
• Aotearoa New Zealand cultural interventions: Current issues and potential avenues
• Te Ara Tauwhaiti - Kaupapa Māori supervision pathway for programme facilitators
• The development of the Kimihia Violence Prevention programme: An offence focused programme for women with high and complex needs
• Kia Rite: Evaluation of a new behavioural skills programme for women
• Development and implementation of trauma-informed training for women's corrections facilities in Aotearoa New Zealand
• Introducing practice tools for working distinctively with women
• "For me it was normal": Some initial findings from the family violence perpetrator study
• Inter-agency alignment of family violence programmes
• Inside probation officer contacts: A summary of an analysis of recorded probation
• My Mahi - the Community Work App
• Supporting Offenders into Employment
• Employability Skills Framework - improving the work preparedness of people with criminal convictions
• Risky business: Evaluating the Dynamic Risk Assessment for Offender Re-entry for use with New Zealand youth
• Drawing on collective strengths to improve outcomes for youth in Corrections' youth units
• Evaluation of brief methamphetamine-focused interventions
• Practice note: Ara Poutama Practice Framework - our guide to integrated prison practice
• Book review: Offending and Desistance
• Book review: The End of Policing