Caroline Altounyan

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Between 2004 and 2015 Caroline Altounyan was Senior Business Developer with A4e (now part of PeoplePlus) with responsibility for its Reducing Re-offending programme. Previously she was a Research Fellow at the Revans Institute for Action Learning and a lecturer at the University of Salford. She is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and co-author for Politeia of Jailbreak: How to Transform Prisoners’ Training (2010).

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‘Jailbreak: How to Transform Prisoners’ Training’, by Jon Trigg, Mark Lovell and Carolyn Altounyan

By Caroline Altounyan
July 1, 2010

‘Jailbreak: How to Transform Prisoners’ Training’, by Jon Trigg, Mark Lovell and Carolyn Altounyan July 2010 Press Release

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