Sport in prison is one of the themes of an artistic installation at Grove Young Offenders’ Institute on Portland, Dorset, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. 

As more and more prisons across the world introduce weekly parkruns, stories are emerging of the enriching impact that events are having on hundreds of detainees.

parkruns all over the world are hosting a special celebration of female participation on Saturday 7 March, the day before International Women’s Day (IWD).

Find out how residents and staff at two women’s prisons in England have experienced positive changes in health and wellbeing thanks to the innovative Wellbeing Champions programme: The Human 5.

The Alliance of Sport was honoured to travel to Thailand to participate in the Expert Group meeting of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

On the second anniversary of its first foray into the custodial estate, parkrun has thanked the Alliance of Sport for its role in helping to establish events in prisons across the world.

Wassenberg Squirrels baseball club in Heinsberg, Germany, is setting the perfect example for how partnerships with community sport can be a powerful force for rehabilitation in criminal justice.

Training offenders to be Football Association futsal Level 1 coaches is just the latest of Pete Bell’s pioneering initiatives using sport to improve the prospects of people in prison.

90 Minutes of Freedom is the self-published debut book by Jamie Grundy which tells the unique story of HMP Prescoed FC, the only prisoner football team in Wales.

The Alliance of Sport calls on Boris Johnson to include the recommendations from last year's MoJ Sporting Chance report when planning his forthcoming review of sentencing policy.