Today was our first creative activity, as part of data collection, facilitated with our Peer Researchers. Lovely activity and lots of insightful discussion #creativemethods #health&justice @joanne-mcgrath.bsky.social

First Peer Researcher training session, developed and co-produced with those with lived experience #heath&justice

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Amazing performance of 8hours there and back, encompassing the voices of 60 children/young people’s experiences of having a parent in prison. I found particularly poignant were the scenes depicting the trauma of children at the point of their parents’ arrest 1/2

Divided households. From research we conducted with children and young people, key priorities for change have been highlighted: 1) child-centred contact and visiting; 2) clarity and consistency at every step of the custodial journey; compassion, 3) respect and understanding from professionals

Divided households. Comics created based on characters developed by children and young people as part of this research project. Illustrations by Jack Brougham @stephscott.bsky.social

Divided Households. Shining a spotlight on the impact of imprisonment on families and the importance of family ties. In partnership with Nepacs, Families Outside, Shona Minson and funded by the ESRC @stephscott.bsky.social