Older prisoners are the fastest growing group in the prison population, with an accelerated
aging process they are at a high risk of developing dementia. However, no systematic …

The relationship between race, disability and criminality is complex and poorly understood.
Scant information, and lack of action, exists on how to best keep Indigenous people with …

The onslaught of neoliberalism, austerity measures and cuts, impact of climate change,
protracted conflicts and ongoing refugee crisis, rise of far right and populist movements have …

It is widely recognised that First Nations peoples in Australia (also known as Aboriginal
Australians) have some of the poorest health and social outcomes of any other group. This is …

Background Across much of the developed world, the number of older people in custody has
been increasing, which presents challenges for correctional systems due to the complex …

Background Mental wellbeing among people in prison is poorly studied, despite featuring in
many health and justice policies. We aimed to describe for the first time mental wellbeing …

This manuscript delves into Indigenous experiences of disability, specifically the
Quandamooka community, starting with contextualising disability among First Nations …

The prison population is ageing, and older prisoners are at a higher risk of developing
dementia than their community-dwelling counterparts. Currently, there is limited information …

Objective: to understand the role of cultural engagement in the lives of older adults. Method:
an integrative literature review of publications from 2014 and 2019 in English, Portuguese …

Indigenous people experience health inequalities across the continuum of health services
all over the world. A limited number of meta-analyses are available on indigenous …