New report: opiate addiction in prison

Collaborative research in a pandemic: Co-Producing solutions to a crisis

Mark Johnson appointed to Lloyds Bank Foundation Research Advisory Group

Prisoners are 'being neglected and left homeless' says Mark Johnson

Former prisoner tells Nigel Farage UK justice system is 'criminalising mental illness'

Lockdown measures ‘increased depression and anxiety among prisoners’ – survey

UK prisoners ‘traumatised’ by Covid solitary confinement, study says

Coping with covid in prison: the impact of the prisoner lockdown

"They don't help the real life problems": Children's experiences of education, training and employment in youth justice services

"Black is guilty in their eyes" experiences of black and mixed heritage boys in youth justice services

Report: Knife crime stories

Report: Nitty Drugs and Broken Trust

Mark Johnson's BBC Radio 4 documentary: The Truth about Britain's Beggars

Report: Service user views on prison healthcare

Usage Of Cannabis-Like Drug “Spice” At Epidemic Levels In Prisons, Survey Warns

Synthetic drugs easier to buy in jail than coffee

'Legal high' drug Spice taken by third of prisoners over last month, poll says

Report: Spice the bird killer

Infographic: Spice the bird killer

For young people, a criminal record should not be a life sentence

Youth custody is failing young people who want to change their ways

It's time to treat drug-addicted children as adults

Why evicting families or cutting benefits won't cut youth crime

How to prevent riots: invest in young people, don't criminalise them

Reverting to 'tough' justice fails both adults and children

Use of pain to restrain young offenders in custody 'should be banned'

Will Westminster finally act on the experiences of young offenders?

The 10th anniversary of The Prince's Trust Young Achiever of the Year award

Individuals make up gangs – so rehabilitate them as such

Apologising to victims will not reduce reoffending rates

Mark Johnson on the Channel 4 Street Weapons Commission

Children who offend need our help – not our hatred

Teachers' TV Interview with Mark Johnson

It's people, not systems, that can make a real difference

Teenagers need the power to step off the trouble train

Young offenders need a future, not a stigma