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Feasey, Simon and Williams, Patrick and Clarke, Rebecca (2005). An Evaluation of the Prison Fellowship Sycamore Tree Programme: based on a statistical analysis of Crime Pics II data. Research Centre for Community Justice, Sheffield Hallam University, with REClaim North West, England. Downloaded 23 August 2005.

Within the context of the Sycamore Tree Programme, the questionnaire has been used as an evaluative measure, assessing at both the pre and post programme stages. In doing so a difference measure can be calculated that looks at the degree of change from before to after the programme and therefore can be used to inform about programme impact/effectiveness. Central to the Sycamore Tree programme is the victim empathy area. In this regard, analysis of the V (victim empathy) scale is crucial in terms of evaluating the effectiveness of the Sycamore programme for its participants. (excerpt)

Link: www.restorativejustice.org.uk/RJ_&_the_CJS/pdf/Sycamore_tree_evaluation.pdf

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