<< Objectives >>The pace of digital change in Europe's prisons is quickening but uneven. Front line staff may need to perform their jobs differently, and to reconsider the prisons rehabilitative mission. DIGIWG will facilitate exchange between actors both to develop a common understanding of where key challenges lie in digital prison transformation and change management, and to develop recommendations for decision makers to apply a structured approach to whole-prison digitalisation.<< Implementation >>1) In four sets of online working groups, the DIGICOR Digital Transition Working Group will facilitate and record structured knowledge transfer and exchange on the challenges of implementing digital transition, between actors with different experience, perspectives and mandates.2) We will peer review these outcomes in a workshop3) We will produce 3, jargon-free factsheets giving top priorities for digital readiness and resiliance of prison staff. 4) Support exchange throughout.<< Results >>4 reports detailing the practical nature of difficulty of digital change in prisons at each stage and possible predictors of digital resistance, specific to 4 areas of justice systems. 3 factsheets, addressing European policy level, national policy makers and local/ regional training and professional development educators. 1 project website and discussion board.Multiple dissemination channels