Report
All alone: young adults in the Victorian justice system
This report raises a number of concerns regarding the welfare and treatment of young adults in Victorian prisons, and questions whether these standards are being met.
Report
Dropping Off the Edge 2015: persistent communal disadvantage in Australia
This report shows that complex and entrenched disadvantage is experienced by a small but persistent number of locations in each state and territory across Australia.
Report
Thinking outside: alternatives to remand for children
The report is the result of twelve months research by Jesuit Social Services that was funded by a grant from the Legal Services Board Grants Program. Along with conventional social research methods, the approach was influenced by Jesuit Social Services’ long record of engagement in the field and its mission of seeking to build a...
Report
Young people on remand in Victoria: balancing individual and community interests
This comprehensive report analyses current Australian and international trends in evidence-based prison policy in Australia and overseas. This includes a review of remand and its place within the criminal justice system.
Report
Dropping off the edge: the distribution of disadvantage in Australia - summary report
Despite our nation's recent strong economic growth, some communities remain caught in a spiral of low school attainment, high unemployment, poor health, high imprisonment rates and child abuse, according to this report, by Tony Vinson, which maps the distribution of social disadvantage throughout Australia. Each state and territory provided detailed information on more than twenty...