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1 results foundAuthor: Scottish Prison Service Title: Arts Review Summary: The review, written by Jennifer Hill with support from our partners from the Scottish Prisons Arts Network (SPAN), was produced in the context of the SPS Organisational Review Unlocking Potential, Transforming Lives, and the related Purposeful Activity Review (PAR). The document seeks to build on these initiatives by highlighting the contribution of the arts towards custodial rehabilitation by enabling individuals' to build on their strengths and preparing them to meet the future challenges of work, family and responsible citizenship on release. The review will also help inform the challenges for creative arts in custody by stimulating engagement and motivating formerly reluctant learners to acquire confidence and self-belief and presenting challenges for wider educational development. Governor Jim Kerr welcomed the review stating that arts were a crucial element of the educational activities for long term prisoners at the establishment. This is evident in the wide ranging impact of the multi-award winning STIR magazine which focuses on the creative arts in stimulating self-reflection and challenging individual behaviours. Concluding remarks were made by Eddie a prisoner at Shotts who informed the group that arts and education had provided him with the confidence for the future challenges of community reintegration and accessing employment. Details: Edinburgh: Scottish Prison Service, 2015. 5 parts Source: Internet Resource: Accessed March 24, 2016 at: http://www.sps.gov.uk/Corporate/News/News-3490.aspx Year: 2015 Country: United Kingdom URL: http://www.sps.gov.uk/Corporate/News/News-3490.aspx Shelf Number: 138400 Keywords: Art ProgramsCorrectional ProgramsPrisoner Rehabilitation |