RESCALED national coordinators, partners and ambassadors are working tirelessly to promote small-scale detention on every relevant level.
RESCALED national coordinators, partners and ambassadors are working tirelessly to promote small-scale detention on every relevant level. We do so from a deep conviction that is rooted in key values and based on scientific evidence. Although we know that deprivation of liberty might not be avoidable as a mode of punishment, we believe that it should facilitate rather than hinder integration and restoration, and that the human rights and human dignity of those deprived of liberty should be respected at all times. Science tells us prisons cannot realize those values. A growing body of literature demonstrates the harmful effects of imprisonment. Prisoners often face drug abuse, violence, financial, social, and other problems while in prison. High recidivism rates show that people who leave prison are often not prepared to participate in society anew. These convictions are what drive us to give our best every day.
Human rights and human dignity of those deprived of liberty should be respected at all times.
RESCALED national coordinators, partners and ambassadors are working tirelessly to promote small-scale detention on every relevant level. We do so from a deep conviction that is rooted in key values and based on scientific evidence. Although we know that deprivation of liberty might not be avoidable as a mode of punishment, we believe that it should facilitate rather than hinder integration and restoration, and that the human rights and human dignity of those deprived of liberty should be respected at all times. Science tells us prisons cannot realize those values. A growing body of literature demonstrates the harmful effects of imprisonment. Prisoners often face drug abuse, violence, financial, social, and other problems while in prison. High recidivism rates show that people who leave prison are often not prepared to participate in society anew. These convictions are what drive us to give our best every day.
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Through advocacy, lobbying and media engagements, we raise awareness of detention houses and their societal benefits amongst practitioners, journalists, academics, policymakers and civil society.
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Through meetings and events, we connect policymakers, practitioners, journalists and academics from all over Europe, to exchange ideas on small-scale detention and co-create solutions.
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Through the RESCALED Research Network, we build, collect and share knowledge and expertise on detention houses and their implementation.
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Through advocacy, lobbying and media engagements, we raise awareness of detention houses and their societal benefits amongst practitioners, journalists, academics, policymakers and civil society.
02.
Through meetings and events, we connect policymakers, practitioners, journalists and academics from all over Europe, to exchange ideas on small-scale detention and co-create solutions.
01.
Through advocacy, lobbying and media engagements, we raise awareness of detention houses and their societal benefits amongst practitioners, journalists, academics, policymakers and civil society.
02.
Through meetings and events, we connect policymakers, practitioners, journalists and academics from all over Europe, to exchange ideas on small-scale detention and co-create solutions.
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Through the RESCALED Research Network, we build, collect and share knowledge and expertise on detention houses and their implementation.
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By talking to stakeholders on all policy levels, we work towards anchoring the concept of detention houses in legislation and party-programs.
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Through the RESCALED Research Network, we build, collect and share knowledge and expertise on detention houses and their implementation.
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By talking to stakeholders on all policy levels, we work towards anchoring the concept of detention houses in legislation and party-programs.
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By monitoring and advise, we help penal administrations and other organisations to implement small-scale, differentiated and community-integrated forms of detention.
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By monitoring and advise, we help penal administrations and other organisations to implement small-scale, differentiated and community-integrated forms of detention.
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By talking to stakeholders on all policy levels, we work towards anchoring the concept of detention houses in legislation and party-programs.
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By monitoring and advise, we help penal administrations and other organisations to implement small-scale, differentiated and community-integrated forms of detention.
RESCALED Network
The RESCALED Research Network is an independent collaborative network of scholars interested in small-scale detention and prison administrations, initiated by RESCALED. It brings together scholars who conduct research on small-scale detention facilities or are interested in the topic and prison administrations from across Europe. It aims to:
- stimulate research on small-scale detention through active exchange, collaboration, and applications for funding
- increase research impact by fostering collaboration between scholars and prison administrations
- create an evidence-base on the advantages and risks of small-scale detention
People who join the RESCALED Research Network will be invited to meet scholars and administrators at RESCALED events, join panel discussions at conferences, participate in funding applications, and disseminate findings and ‘best practices’ via the RESCALED website and other media.
RESCALED Network
The RESCALED Research Network is an independent collaborative network of scholars interested in small-scale detention and prison administrations, initiated by RESCALED. It brings together scholars who conduct research on small-scale detention facilities or are interested in the topic and prison administrations from across Europe. It aims to:
- stimulate research on small-scale detention through active exchange, collaboration, and applications for funding.
- increase research impact by fostering collaboration between scholars and prison administrations
- create an evidence-base on the advantages and risks of small-scale detention
People who join the RESCALED Research Network will be invited to meet scholars and administrators at RESCALED events, join panel discussions at conferences, participate in funding applications, and disseminate findings and ‘best practices’ via the RESCALED website and other media.
RESCALED Network
The RESCALED Research Network is an independent collaborative network of scholars interested in small-scale detention and prison administrations, initiated by RESCALED. It brings together scholars who conduct research on small-scale detention facilities or are interested in the topic and prison administrations from across Europe. It aims to:
- stimulate research on small-scale detention through active exchange, collaboration, and applications for funding.
- increase research impact by fostering collaboration between scholars and prison administrations
- create an evidence-base on the advantages and risks of small-scale detention
People who join the RESCALED Research Network will be invited to meet scholars and administrators at RESCALED events, join panel discussions at conferences, participate in funding applications, and disseminate findings and ‘best practices’ via the RESCALED website and other media.
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Autonomy is a fundamental human need. This is also true for incarcerated people. However, when people are detained in a closed setting, they lose a great deal of their autonomy.
Prisons: no more brick in the wall[1] The Ministry of Justice has recently published the statistical series of persons in custody[2] in France between 1980 and 2020. One of the
Autonomy is a fundamental human need. This is also true for incarcerated people. However, when people are detained in a closed setting, they lose a great deal of their autonomy.
Prisons: no more brick in the wall[1] The Ministry of Justice has recently published the statistical series of persons in custody[2] in France between 1980 and 2020. One of the
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