Criminologist, Convict Criminologist, Student, Teacher
Joined December 2019
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Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
@schreeche (2/2) 📉 This article examines how managerialism and responsibilisation undermine peer-led induction in open prisons—muting experiential knowledge and eroding institutional learning.
🔓 Open access: doi.org/10.1177/174889582513…
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
@schreeche 📄 New in Criminology & Criminal Justice
“Hollowing out peer support: Knowledge conversion in hostile knowledge environments of open prisons”
By Ed Schreeche-Powell (1/2)
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
"Peer support and iatrogenic outcomes: Reinforcing the pain of imprisonment" by - @schreeche in Punishment & Society
#Criminology #OpenAccess #Incarceration #Prisons @ConCrimASC
🐾 This is a must-read. 🐾
doi.org/10.1177/146247452513…
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Open access, free read, easy to digest, a Friday Night Take-Out perhaps. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Great stuff and very glad to be a part of it. Look forward to it hitting the streets, or library shelves as academics call them.
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Our systematic literature review of patients on conditional discharge from forensic mental services is now out!
In part two we analyse 20 qualitative studies of patient, staff and carer accounts. We use desistance theories to make sense of findings.
tinyurl.com/3ppdd8xa
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
#Criminology grad student seeking to dip your toes into publishing?
Know an incarcerated scholar interested in reading & reviewing a new book?
The @jpp1988 is always accepting book review submissions.
Below is their most recent call for submissions.
uottawa.scholarsportal.info/…
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
📷 GREGFEST IS COMING! 📷
On 23rd August, we celebrate a true MCC legend — Gregory Arthur Lamb — as he prepares to return to his native Zimbabwe 📷
Let’s give Greg the send-off he deserves — one final party in true MCC style 📷📷
📷 At the club
📷 23/08/25
📷 ALL WELCOME
#MCC
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
'That gesture wasn't just from me, it was from the whole dressing room.' ❤️
Joe Root on his tribute to former coach and mentor Graham Thorpe.
#BBCCricket #ENGvIND
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Michael Atherton remembers his former England cricket team-mate Graham Thorpe on 'A Day for Thorpey' at The Oval ❤️
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
seeking a postdoc to join my European Research Council Starting Grant team! Closing 16/7, can apply at Research Associate, Fellow or Senior Fellow grade.
jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/Vacanc…
Please share!
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
📣 This Week’s Fixtures
All 5 XIs are in action, with the 2s back in league play after a break. 5th XI details TBC.
🏏 Come down, support the lads, and stick around after for our Karaoke Reverse Raffle — always a club favourite! 🎤🎟️
Plenty cricket, plenty laughs.
#MCC
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
📢 Our new book 'Preventing Violence: The Past, Present and Future of the Public Health Approach' is now published and FULLY OPEN ACCESS! 📢
Authored by me, Luke Billingham, Alistair Fraser, Fern Gillon, Susan McVie and Tim Newburn, the book covers:
➡️ The history of the Public Health Approach to violence prevention
➡️ The main opportunities and challenges faced by Violence Reduction Units in England and Wales since their creation (based on interviews with directors and staff)
➡️ Our vision of a holistic public health approach to violence prevention that we believe could move us towards a more peaceful society, where all children and young people can grow, thrive, flourish, and feel safe
Link to open access digital version:
lnkd.in/e5_CjRUK
Link to buy paper copy:
lnkd.in/e2s-u9WT
Comments and shares much appreciated!
ALT Book cover for Preventing Violence: The Past, Present and Future of the Public Health Approach.
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
🚨New article alert! 🚨
Check out my new article in @Crim__Justice! - I use role-exit theory to explore how people who are formerly-incarcerated refuse socially stigmatizing identities- to fight for justice through higher ed, mentoring & elevating peers n the process.
📄 New in Criminology & Criminal Justice:
“Taking back a justice-impacted identity: From person with a legal conviction to professor ex”
📖 Read more: doi.org/10.1177/174889582513…
@TietjenGrant
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
🙋♀️Are you a practitioner working with those with lived experience? If so, please share this survey with those you support.
We'd like to better understand the needs of those with lived experience, and what services supported their resettlement journey.
forms.office.com/Pages/Respo…
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Grant with another excellent article!
#Criminology #CriminalJustice #Incarceration #HigherEd #Education #Stigma #Identity
Excited about my new sole-authored piece in Criminology & Criminal Justice:
“Taking back a justice-impacted identity: From person with a legal conviction to professor ex.” Never underestimate the transformative potential of higher education!
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Interventionitis in the Criminal Justice System
@ProfAlexStevens & colleagues describe ‘interventionitis’; the tendency of policymakers to treat enduring, systemically generated problems with insufficient/inappropriate interventions
link.springer.com/article/10… on @SpringerLink
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Really proud to see our @NIHRresearch #RSET final report on peer support for social care in prisons has now been published!
Read the report or watch our animation summarising the study ⬇️
journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/h…
⭐️Are you interested in prison social care and peer support? ⭐️
Watch our new animation which summarises our key findings from our @NIHRresearch #RSET study which rapidly evaluated peer support schemes for #SocialCare in #prisons in England and Wales ⬇️
youtu.be/9szgilBFRzA
Edwin Schreeche-Powell retweeted
Congratulations to all our Postgraduate students in the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences graduating today! 🎓
We are incredibly proud of all you’ve achieved, and we look forward to seeing what’s next for you.
Best of luck as you take the next steps in your journey! 🙌
