Co-producing School-Based Mental Health and Wellbeing Interventions: A Mixed Methods Intervention Development Study

目标1.对威尔士妇女的监禁情况进行第一次深入的实证研究。确定和探讨威尔士妇女面临的独特问题。分析《科斯顿评论》的遗产，评估威尔士“妇女替代方案”运动的进展和现状。利用研究结果，为关于“仅限威尔士人”的女性罪犯政策的有效性和未来的辩论做出贡献。研究表明，监狱中的女性面临着许多严重而广泛的问题（Bosworth，2000; Carlen，1983; Scraton，2016）。由于威尔士没有女子监狱，威尔士妇女被关押在英格兰各地的设施中（见图1），长期以来人们一直认为她们面临着一系列独特的问题（见下议院威尔士事务委员会，2007; 2015; 2019;琼斯，2018;里斯等人，2017）。然而，尽管威尔士的女性监禁已被确定为一个令人关注的领域，但很少有深入的研究来探讨这一点（尽管有一些值得注意的例外，见Hughes等人，2012; Rees等人，2017）。最近特别关注威尔士监禁背景的努力在很大程度上忽视或排除了威尔士妇女（例如琼斯，2017年）。这项研究将解决这一差距，并系统地探讨威尔士女囚犯的叙述和经历。在威尔士出现了针对女性罪犯的威尔士专属政策之后，探索威尔士妇女经历的必要性变得更加突出。这包括2019年共同制作的司法部和威尔士政府女性犯罪蓝图。在威尔士政府积极寻求执行威尔士司法委员会报告中的建议之际，威尔士政府对女性罪犯的单独设想可能是什么样的？这项研究的目的是产生调查结果，有助于对威尔士妇女被监禁的情况有更深入的了解，并有助于新出现的威尔士政策辩论。

Aims 1. Produce the first in-depth empirical study of women's imprisonment in Wales.2. Identify and explore the unique problems facing Welsh women.3. Analyse the legacy of the Corston Review, assess the progress and current state of the 'women's alternatives' movement in Wales.4. Draw upon research findings to contribute to debates over the effectiveness and future of 'Welsh-only' female offender policies.5. Contribute to a growing body of research on criminology and criminal justice in Wales.Purpose Studies have shown that women in prison face many acute and wide-ranging problems (Bosworth, 2000; Carlen, 1983; Scraton, 2016). Because there are no female prisons in Wales, Welsh women are held at facilities across England (see Figure 1), and it has long been recognised that they face a distinct set of issues (see House of Commons Welsh Affairs Committee, 2007; 2015; 2019; Jones, 2018; Rees et al, 2017). However, despite the fact that women's imprisonment in Wales has been identified as an area of concern, little in-depth research has been done to explore this (albeit some notable exceptions, see Hughes et al, 2012; Rees et al, 2017). Recent efforts to focus specifically upon the Welsh context of imprisonment have largely overlooked or excluded Welsh women (e.g. Jones, 2017). This research will address this gap and to systematically explore the accounts and experiences of Welsh female prisoners. The need to explore the experiences of Welsh women has become more pronounced amidst the emergence of Welsh-only policies for female offenders in Wales. This includes the co-produced Ministry of Justice and Welsh Government Female Offending Blueprint in 2019. At a time when the Welsh Government is actively seeking to implement the recommendations of the Commission on Justice in Wales's report, what might a separate Welsh Government vision for female offenders look like? The purpose of this research is to produce findings that can help to develop a more critical understanding of women's imprisonment in Wales and contribute to emerging Wales-only policy debates.