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how fine dining in jail is helping prisoners and satisfying customers

  • Written by Alison McIntosh, Professor of Tourism, Auckland University of Technology
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Prison food and fine dining aren’t usually mentioned together. But various initiatives around the world are changing that, with restaurants located within jails offering both culinary satisfaction and opportunities for positive social change.

Prison catering and dining programs aim to tackle re-offending and recidivism by offering...

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