Creating a Benevolent World: Exploration of a Music-Based Rehabilitation Program for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals.

IF 1.3 4区社会学 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology Pub Date : 2024-03-01 Epub Date: 2022-06-07 DOI:10.1177/0306624X221102829

Moshe Bensimon

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Many studies discuss the impact of music programs on prison inmates. However, few studies have investigated the impact of music programs on formerly incarcerated individuals (FIIs), and none of them have focused on the programs' characteristics. This phenomenological study explores the characteristics of a music-based rehabilitation program for FIIs. Five FIIs and three staff members who participated in a group music program were interviewed. The following four themes emerged: Continuity-the importance of the FIIs' previous positive acquaintance with the program while still being in prison. Egalitarian approach-the importance of the staff treating the FIIs with understanding, tolerance, non-judgmentalism, and the use of an eye-level approach. Cultural sensitivity-the staff members' sensitivity to the FIIs' different backgrounds to form a connection. Playfulness-the program's ability to break free from a "fight-or-flight" mode and experience a counter mode of playfulness. The findings are discussed through the perspective of positive criminology.

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创造一个仁慈的世界：探索以音乐为基础的前囚犯康复计划。

许多研究讨论了音乐节目对监狱囚犯的影响。然而，很少有研究调查音乐节目对以前被监禁的人的影响，也没有一项研究关注这些节目的特点。这项现象学研究探讨了FII基于音乐的康复计划的特点。五名FII和三名参加团体音乐节目的工作人员接受了采访。出现了以下四个主题：连续性——金融情报机构在狱中之前积极了解该项目的重要性。平等主义方法——员工以理解、宽容、非评判主义和使用与眼睛水平的方法对待FII的重要性。文化敏感性工作人员对金融情报机构不同背景的敏感性形成联系。游戏性——程序摆脱“要么战斗要么逃跑”模式，体验反游戏模式的能力。这些发现是从积极犯罪学的角度来讨论的。

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