Performing Rehabilitation: Reentry, Art, and Identity
The study examines the role of a community-based theater program in the social reintegration of individuals recently released from prison in the United States
When women talk: Exploring the voices of women in prison through an arts-based radio project
Based on interviews with incarcerated women, the study explores how radio production can enable participation in expressive, cultural, and decision-making processes within an institution shaped by pronounced power asymmetries
Childhood traumatic experiences in juvenile delinquents, criminal career and desistance from crime
The article “Childhood traumatic experiences in juvenile delinquents, criminal career and desistance from crime”, published in journal Maltrattamento e abuso all’infanzia (Maltreatment and Child Abuse), presents a qualitative and clinical study adopting a narrative criminology approach and explores the onset and development of criminal careers that began before adulthood among individuals whose childhood and adolescence were marked by traumatic experiences, as well as desistance from crime.