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Where does civil society fit into Labour’s criminal justice policy?
By Theo Clay .
On 24 July 2023.
Civil society plays a unique role in tackling crime and reoffending.
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A justice system fit for the future
By Theo Clay .
On 29 March 2023.
There is a twin role that charities must play to improve the justice system.
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Women’s services need a long-term plan
By Becky Rogerson MBE.
On 8 March 2023.
In this guest blog Becky Rogerson, Director of Wearside Women in Need, explores the challenges faced by Women's services.
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Taking a whole-system approach to criminal justice
By Theo Clay .
On 20 January 2022.
Given the complexities in the criminal justice system, we must take a whole-system approach to reoffending.
Resources
Levelling Up and social needs: An analysis of government’s progress
By Leah Davis, and Theo Clay .
On 11 January 2022.
Where Levelling Up money is going and how does it compares with people's priorities?
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Breaking reoffending cycles in the criminal justice system
On 8 December 2021.
We have created a systems map of the key factors that influence reoffending rates for people in the criminal justice system.
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How we can solve systemic failure in the criminal justice system
By Theo Clay .
On 6 January 2021.
Here’s how a systems map could help funders and charities have an impact in prisons.
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Connections between homelessness and the criminal justice system
By Theo Clay and Margery Infield, NPC .
On 20 December 2019.
In this blog NPC Consultants Theo Clay and Margery Infield explore the links between homelessness and the criminal justice system.
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Collaborating to change the criminal justice system
By Anne Fox .
On 19 December 2019.
Anne Fox CEO of Clinks discusses her new book Crime & Consequence which poses the question, what should happen to people who commit criminal offences?
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What role can the social sector play in tackling youth crime?
By Karen Scanlon .
On 22 July 2019.
What is the social sector doing to reduce and prevent youth crime?
Resources
Justice Select Committee Inquiry into Prison Governance
On 19 June 2019.
This is our written submission to the Justice Select Committee's inquiry into prison governance.
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Independent, Effective, Humane: Funding charities in the prison system
By Tom Collinge.
On 18 June 2019.
The latest piece of research shows funders can still have a significant impact on prisons and should not be dissuaded.
