RESCALED team leading the European movement for justice reform through small-scale, community-based detention houses

Introducing RESCALED: A Movement for Justice Reform

Introducing RESCALED: A Movement for Justice Reform

Welcome to Let’s Talk RESCALED, the podcast where we dive deep into the heart of justice reform. Hosted by Noa Shoshan and brought to you by RESCALED, a European Movement dedicated to reshaping our approach to incarceration.

In this first episode, you’ll learn more about the RESCALED movement—its mission, values, and vision for a justice system that fosters dignity, safety, and inclusion. Learn about the core principles of detention houses: small-scale, differentiation, and community integration, and why they are essential to creating a more humane and effective approach to liberty deprivation.

Discover the origins of RESCALED, its rapid growth across 17 countries, and the systemic change we advocate. Explore how detention houses strengthen the social fabric, address systemic inequities, and foster reintegration into society.

This episode sets the foundation for a series of thought-provoking discussions with policymakers, practitioners, and advocates who are driving transformative change in justice systems across Europe and beyond. Tune in to learn how we can reshape justice together.

ESDH26
Justice is a shared responsibility

🤝 Why should detention be truly community-integrated and embedded within society? And why is creating opportunities for successful reintegration a shared responsibility? Positive reintegration reduces

ESDH26
Justice that serves people

💭 During the 2026 European Symposium on Detention Houses in Albania, held in April, we explored a fundamental question: What if justice began not in

ESDH26
European Symposium on Detention Houses 2026

✨This was the 2026 European Symposium on Detention Houses, held on 21-22 April in Tirana, Albania. Under the theme “Sustainability and Justice” the 2026 European Symposium

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ESDH26
Justice is a shared responsibility

🤝 Why should detention be truly community-integrated and embedded within society? And why is creating opportunities for successful reintegration a shared responsibility? Positive reintegration reduces

ESDH26
Justice that serves people

💭 During the 2026 European Symposium on Detention Houses in Albania, held in April, we explored a fundamental question: What if justice began not in