Abstract
Hospitality education in New Zealand prisons
Highlights
Madeleine (Madz) Crouth is a postgraduate researcher at AUT and recipient of the AUT Summer Research Award 2020
Dr Alison McIntosh is a professor of hospitality & tourism at AUT and is supervisor to the project
Her research focuses on issues of social justice through tourism and hospitality leading to social change
Summary
Madeleine (Madz) Crouth is a postgraduate researcher at AUT and recipient of the AUT Summer Research Award 2020. People who offend in New Zealand have a 43% chance of reoffending within the first 24 months of their release [1]. A focus on literacy and numeracy, support through baseline education, and specific trades like hospitality, can start to refine the options of a person who offends, further enabling them to start developing goals that will support their futures [4].
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