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The Centre for Promoting Lifelong Learning – CPIP had the privilege to take part in the event "Exchange of Romanian - American best practices on the reintegration of individuals imprisoned - integrated solutions and innovative ideas", organized in April 2024 at the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest, by the Ministry
In a recent research report examining spiritual counselling practices in European prisons, Spain emerges as a beacon of innovation and compassion in its approach to inmate rehabilitation. The study highlights two exemplary cases from Spanish prisons, demonstrating the profound impact of spiritual interventions on the well-being and behaviour of inmates.
Alessia Lunetto, an expert in ex-inmates' reintegration with 8 years of experience, emphasizes the seamless integration of ex-inmates into professional and social spheres. She stresses comprehensive support to counteract societal stereotypes hindering their progress. Advocating for a holistic approach, Lunetto highlights continuous support to empower ex-inmates, engaging them in activities to
A seasoned professional within the Spanish penitentiary system provides insights into the critical role of spiritual advisors in inmate rehabilitation and reintegration. With years of experience in law, criminology, and penitentiary work, the interviewee sheds light on the challenges and successes encountered within the system. Role in the Organization:As a prison
The Liberation Prison Project offers hope to incarcerated individuals through self-awareness and mindfulness. It promotes a less reactive mindset and encourages accountability for past actions. Supported by scientific principles and Buddhist philosophy, it provides rigorous training to practitioners who offer tailored support. Despite challenges, such as limited resources and resistance