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The Supervision Around the World (SAW) Project is building a global knowledge-sharing platform to support the continuation and growth of successful programs worldwide.
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A Global Hub for Supervision Practices
The concept for the SAW Project was born at the 2nd World Congress on Community Corrections in 2015, when SAW Founder Julie Truschel interviewed supervision professionals from around the world about what they were doing in community corrections. Today, the SAW Project continues this collaborative effort to review, share and learn from experts around the world so we can improve models, outcomes, communities, and lives. The SAW Project offers a global hub where industry professionals can learn, connect, and share insights. See what we are doing today!
Ireland is taking steps to strengthen restorative justice in practice. 🇮🇪
The Irish Probation Service has funded the development of a national Practice Framework for Restorative Justice, led by Dr. Ian Marder at Maynooth University.
The work represents an opportunity to translate restorative principles into clearer guidance for practice, supporting continued learning and development across the justice system.
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Community connection can play an important role in the journey home. 🇦🇺
In New South Wales, Community Corrections staff have established Rafeeqa, an initiative connecting Muslim women leaving custody with mentors, community leaders, and support services.
By building networks of understanding and support, the program is helping women reconnect with their communities and navigate life after custody.
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Stronger connections can help create stronger pathways to reintegration.
Probation, correctional, social welfare, health, employment, and education professionals in Kosovo recently came together to strengthen coordination around rehabilitation and post-release support.
The initiative highlighted the importance of connecting work in custody with conditional release and community-based supervision, helping create greater continuity as individuals return to their communities.
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