CRAO Research
CRAO Research
 

Community Reintegration of Aging Offenders (CRAO) Collaborative Project

Funded by Correctional Service Canada, Citizens Advisory Committee and the Canada Research Chairs program (Mark Skinner, Trent University)

 
 
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About the Project

While strategies are in place to support aging offenders within Correctional Service Canada (CSC) institutions, relatively little attention has been directed towards understanding their community reintegration. In order to address these gaps, Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, established the Community Reintegration of Aging Offender (CRAO) collaboration. The CRAO collaboration involves the work and cooperation of Canadian community-based partners from Trent University, Trent Centre for Aging & Society, Dalhousie University, Correctional Service Canada, Peterborough Reintegration Services and Citizens Advisory Committee. The CRAO collaboration projects feature a symposium, a gaps in knowledge report and a pilot project that examine the challenges and barriers associated with the community reintegration of aging offenders.

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Acknowledgements

The CRAO Collaboration would like to acknowledge the partners and collaborators involved in the project: Correctional Service Canada; Citizens Advisory Committee; Peterborough Reintegration Services; Dalhousie University; Trent Centre for Aging & Society; Trent University.

 
 
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