Introducing JUSTICE collections. Drawing from years of speaking to experts, practitioners and those with lived experience on our justice podcast, these collections allow you to explore key themes from the frontline of our justice system, and ideas on what could be done differently.
System Reform
What reform to our justice system is needed to ensure it is fair and humane? And, importantly, how do we go about creating the changes we want to see? Listen to this collection to learn from those on the frontline of driving reform to our justice system, and advocating for those affected by injustice.
Voices of Lived Experience
Those with lived experience of the justice system are a powerful force in driving systemic change. Hear from a collection of these voices, and what they think needs to change to better support those with experience of the justice system.
Support for Women in the Community
What role can community support play in diverting women away from, or reducing further involvement in the justice system? Hear from a collection of voices providing vital and innovative support for women in the community.
PARENTAL IMPRISONMENT
Children with a parent in prison are often referred to as ‘hidden victims’ of the justice system - but what do we mean by this? Learn more about how parental imprisonment affects children.
Employment with a Criminal Record
Over 11 million people in England and Wales have a criminal record, yet over a quarter of employers wouldn’t consider hiring someone with a conviction. Listen to this collection to learn more about those working to counter this narrative.
Mothers in the Justice System
It is estimated that around two thirds of women in prison are mothers with dependent children. However, the reality of what happens when mothers are imprisoned is often overlooked. Explore this collection of JUSTICE episodes to understand more about motherhood experiences in the justice system, and those working to support women and their children.