Mark Johnson appointed to Lloyds Bank Foundation Research Advisory Group

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

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

Think renationalising probation will cut reoffending? Think again

"A lot of people are crying out for help." Service user involvement in police and crime commissioner strategy development for reducing crime, offending and reoffending in West Yorkshire

Why we should treat lived experience like an asset, not a risk

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

How to stop prisoners from going back to jail

Former rough sleeper Mark Johnson: ‘Public opinion changing on homelessness’

Don’t demonise beggars. It won’t solve the problem of homelessness

Yorkshire ex-offender helps others turn their lives around

Disqualified... from being a trustee or a senior manager

Report: Spice the bird killer

Mark Johnson urges charity leaders not to use beneficiaries for PR

Debate: Should you give directly to the homeless?

Can Payment by Results measure desistance?

Why it's OK to give to homeless drug addicts

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

Reverting to 'tough' justice fails both adults and children

Long prison sentences fail not just offenders, but society too

Prisoner rehabilitation can begin with a simple dressing gown

Employing ex-offenders is a result worth paying for

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

Want to get ex-offenders into work? Scrap criminal records

Where will this crowd-pleasing lead? The return of hanging?

Children who offend need our help – not our hatred

Prisoners are ready for a taste of democracy

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

Ex-offenders should be our secret weapon, not outcasts

Ex-criminals have a lot to say, now government must listen

Like it or not, we know what we're talking about

Badly-needed solutions are kept under lock and key