Welcome to the California Probation Connection, a podcast by the Chief Probation Officers of California (CPOC) and hosted by CPOC executive director, Karen Pank. This podcast is a space to dive deeper into the complex topics that face probation professionals, as well as everyone involved in our justice system. more

Join the Placer County Probation Department as we explore community safety, rehabilitation, and justice in our new podcast series. Hosted by local probation professionals, each episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at innovative programs, success stories, and impactful work. From alternative sentencing like the Mobile Work Crew to rehabilitation at the Juvenile Detention Facility, we highlight how evidence-based practices and partnerships support accountability and positive change across Placer County. more

Probation Perspectives: Insights into Community Justice. This is the podcast where we explore the world of probation, rehabilitation, and community justice—diving into the key themes, challenges, and skills that shape effective probation practice. Hosted by Megan Thomas and Ceri Halfpenny from the ⁠University of Portsmouth⁠. more

Host Joseph Arvidson brings criminologist, practitioners, academics and those with lived experiences from around the world together to discuss the age old dilemma of responding to society's criminal element. Merging established correctional policy with emerging desistance models, this show illustrates how adopting a holistic lens and constantly questioning established approaches can best serves justice involved individuals. more

We are Probaytion, the people that work in the bay area, and specifically in the Alameda County Probation Department. We have  real conversations about all the aspects of probation; the work of rehabilitation and the work to lesson criminal behavior in our inner cities. We take a balanced look at community supervision and we have honest conversations with the people that people our offices. There's more than meets the eye of the government employee, we actually do care. We share conversations on the first Tuesday of each month, take a listen. more

Off Paper: The Criminal Justice Podcast from the FJC focuses on issues of federal criminal justice and, more specifically, how those issues affect probation and pretrial services officers and their clients. When an individual has finished serving any time and successfully completed release requirements, that person is 'off paper.' more

Off -Probation is the podcast where I interview people that have been on probation about there best stories / worst experiences while being on probation. I haven't always been in the right side of the law and I've gotten in my fair share of trouble, including being on and getting off probation myself. I just want people to not have such a stigma about getting in trouble with the law, even Martha Stewart went to jail or maybe even prison haha. So sit back relax and enjoy these stories while hopefully being free yourselves. more

Sharing firsthand accounts and experiences of community corrections professionals, highlighting their motivations, successes, and challenges! more

Colm O'Regan presents On Probation, a podcast all about the Probation Service in Ireland.In this podcast series, Colm explores the work of the Probation Service: What does it mean to be on probation? What does a Probation Officer do? What is it like for someone to be on probation? And ultimately, does probation work?Many of us seem to have at least some understanding of the various aspects of the Criminal Justice System in Ireland, like the role of the Gardaí, the court system, and the Prison Service. However, we're often less familiar with the Probation Service and the important work it does. We'll delve into topics such as reintegration, rehabilitation, and community service, asking whether those who have committed offences can safely reintegrate into our community.In the coming episodes you will hear from the voices of the Probation Service, and those working in or alongside the Service. Colm interviews those with the lived experience of committing an offence, some very serious, but who have the hope and the will to change their behaviours and make good the harm they have caused through crime, and how the Probation Service supports them to achieve that outcome. He also speaks with victims of crime on how the Probation Service has supported them through the process of Restorative Justice.The heart of the Probation Service is in the community. The Probation Service funds Community Based Organisations across Ireland who support and assist reintegration. I will be meeting with various community based organisations around the country to get first-hand accounts on the multifaceted challenges they face and their approaches to reduce offending and support rehabilitation and reintegration.If you're in any way curious about the workings of the Criminal Justice System in Ireland, please listen in. more

The Justice Speaks podcast, presented by Justice Speakers Institute, LLC (JSI), offers an unparalleled exploration of the justice system through a global lens. As a leading international speakers' bureau on justice issues, JSI delivers expert insights and comprehensive perspectives. This podcast is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to ask meaningful questions and actively contribute to advancing justice in your community. more

The Probation Board for Northern Ireland (PBNI) is a Non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB) of the Department of Justice. Probation's aim is 'Changing Lives for Safer Communities' and it does this by tackling the root causes of offending behaviour and rehabilitating people to protect the public from harm and reduce the number of victims of crime. The work probation does to protect the public from harm and rehabilitate people who have offended is vitally important given 21.5% of crime is re-offending. Working to address the many underlying causes of offending behaviour that the criminal justice system exists to tackle, Probation ensures that the public is better protected, crime is reduced with better outcomes for people on probation and fewer people become victims.This podcast examines the work of Probation. more

The official podcast from the trade union for probation and family court staff in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Join us as we dive into the real issues facing justice professionals and trade unionists today—on the frontline, in the workplace, and across the wider system. With interviews, insights and honest conversations, we're here to champion public safety, fairness and professional standards more

Judge William Dawson & Chief Probation Officer Tierra Banks formed the School of Transformation through the East Cleveland Municipal Court to provide a platform for positive change, mending relationships, healing and Self Mastery. This podcast captures the hundreds of conversations that take place before and after court. more