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Books Unlocked: evaluation findings 2017

July 11, 2018
Prisoners and their families

The National Literacy Trust have published their 2017 evaluation of the Books Unlocked programme.

“In 2016/17 Books Unlocked reached 43 settings, approximately 660 participants and distributed 1,250 books to reading groups in prisons, young offender institutions (YOIs), schools and libraries as well as to National Prison Radio (NPR) listeners. ”

Clem Pabion and Adam Holmes. Books Unlocked: evaluation findings. NLT, 2017

CILIP Prison Libraries Group workshop at CILIP Conference 2018: “Prison Libraries Change Lives”

Thanks to the Prison Libraries Group for permission to reprint this report here – it was written by Linda Collins.

“The Ian Thornton Project”

Report of a reading project: “Exploring ‘The Great and Calamitous Tale of Johan Thoms’ with Prison and Community Reading Groups

“The Big Question report”

“This report details the findings of the Big Question survey which was carried out by the Cilip Prison Libraries Group

Books Unlocked: evaluation findings 2017

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