European Forum for Urban Security and Prisoner Re-entry
Date: 21/12/2011
EUROPEAN FORUM FOR URBAN SECURITY AND PRISONER RE-ENTRY
Recent events across Europe have once again put reoffending at the heart of the debate on crime and prevention. The European Forum for Urban Security –Efus’ executive committee, which met last October in Nantes, France, took stand publicly on this issue, and reaffirmed the important role of local authorities to contribute to prevention of reoffending.
See also: www.efus.eu
Efus is currently leading a Grundtvig European project, FALPREV, aimed at training local stakeholders to work in partnership to prepare for the release of prisoners and their reintegration into the city.
This project is in its final phase with the development of exciting tools. A training tool kit will be downloadable at the beginning of February 2012 and will feature an analysis of 24 training sessions that have been taking place across Europe between 2010 and 2012 within the FALPREV project. Also due in February, an E-learning plateform, with part of its content available to all, will bring together 12 short videos and much more illustrating local practices in a 2 hour module.
More information on www.stop-reoffending.org contact burtonpage@efus.eu
The FALPREV project « Training local stakeholders to the prevention of re-offending » is lead by the European Forum for Urban Security. This project benefited from co-financing support from the European Commission, via the Lifelong Learning Programme – Grundtvig.
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