The Future of European Volunteering in Probation
For a more harmonized European approach to volunteering in probation, it's imperative that we underscore and articulate our core values....
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claudiaalves3
- 25 de ago.
- 1 min
Exploring Socio-Cultural Influences on Volunteering
It’s important to reflect that volunteering is highly impacted by the socio-cultural context where it develops. In contexts like Serbia...
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claudiaalves3
- 18 de ago.
- 1 min
What’s the role of a Volunteer Probation Officer (VPO)? Showcasing Japan
Japan has been a leader in volunteer-based probation since 1888. Their early start has influenced probation systems around the world,...
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claudiaalves3
- 9 de ago.
- 2 min
Volunteering in Romanian probation
Every cloud has a silver lining, and while the Romanian probation system has faced its challenges with volunteer numbers, brighter days...
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claudiaalves3
- 31 de jul.
- 2 min
What are the benefits of volunteering in Probation? The CoPPer project reflects on some of these
Working on the CoPPer Project and trying to gather all the best practice examples on volunteering in probation raises the question – what...
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claudiaalves3
- 27 de jul.
- 3 min
Learning from international experiences- Japan’s long history of volunteering in Probation
Although it is important to understand that transferring policies and practices across jurisdictions is never possible, looking further...
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claudiaalves3
- 21 de jul.
- 2 min
Being a volunteer in the German Probation Service
This blog entry is written by Eva Egreder, research assistant on the CoPPer project and a volunteer on probation in Germany. Volunteering...
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claudiaalves3
- 18 de jul.
- 2 min
Importance of collaboration, research and practice to develop a European approach to Volunteering
International cooperation and collaboration between researchers, Probation Services and community based organisations is vital for...
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claudiaalves3
- 5 de jul.
- 1 min
Unmasking the 'Criminal Justice Voluntary Sector' in Republic of Ireland: towards a Research Agenda
Voluntary sector organisations, known as Community Based Organisations (CBOs), play a pivotal, but as yet under-evaluated role in the...
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claudiaalves3
- 30 de jun.
- 2 min
Circles of Support and Accountability: the role of volunteers in helping prevent further victims
Circles of Support and Accountability: the role of volunteers in Ireland in providing support and accountability to individuals who have...
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CoPPer
- 27 de jun.
- 2 min
Spotlight on the Irish Probation Service: The role of Community Based Organisations and volunteers
The Probation Service is thrilled to be a partner in the ERASMUS+ CoPPer project , which is seeking to increase community participation...
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claudiaalves3
- 23 de jun.
- 1 min
Let’s review
CoPPer aims to develop a European-wide volunteering in Probation Program that can be customized and utilized by partnering organizations....
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claudiaalves3
- 11 de abr.
- 1 min
Partners Reclassering Nederland and Neostart defined European Training Programme Action Plan
Partners Reclassering Nederland and Neostart defined European Training Programme Action Plan Partners Reclassering Nederland and Neostart...
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claudiaalves3
- 6 de abr.
- 1 min
First initial draft of our literature review on probation volunteer services
Our colleagues at the University College of Cork are pleased to announce the completion of the first initial draft of our literature...
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claudiaalves3
- 7 de mar.
- 1 min
Kick off Meeting
CoPPer is a European initiative composed of a transnational partnership of 5 countries and 7 different entities. Through comparative...
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