What Uganda’s prisons can teach us
In July, two of our current Longford Scholars were awarded travelling scholarships by the Longford Trust so they could spend a month in Uganda working… Read More
THE TRICK IS TO REALISE THAT IT IS FOR YOU TOO: our scholar Darren Robert on why he became a scriptwriter READ MORE
The Longford Blog is an all-year-round conversation – about, amongst other things, prison, the criminal justice system, and what a difference education can make in turning (prison) sentences into degrees as our Longford scholars are all doing. This Blog page is an opportunity for our scholars (like Gavin, pictured above) who are at the heart of what we do - as well as our mentors and others involved in the scholarship programme - to share first-hand experiences and ideas for change.
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In July, two of our current Longford Scholars were awarded travelling scholarships by the Longford Trust so they could spend a month in Uganda working… Read More
Prison is often described as ‘a microcosm of society’ but that bears little resemblance to what goes on behind the walls, reports our current Longford… Read More
A key part of a Longford Scholarship is the Employability support given to all award-holders to turn a degree into a degree-level job when they… Read More
David is a psychology student at an East of England university. He left school with no qualifications and has had to work hard to get… Read More