Follow me on Twitter
My Tweets-
Join 1,476 other subscribers
Blogroll
- ABC
- Bill Whyte CBE, Professor of Social Work Studies in Criminal and Youth Justice, University of Edinburgh
- Care After Prison
- Catch22
- Center for Court Innovation
- Clinks
- Community Led Initiatives
- Community Restorative Justice
- Cork Alliance Centre
- Crown Heights Mediation Center, Save Our Streets (SOS)
- Exodus Transitional Community, Inc.
- Glasgow Community Justice Authority
- Howie the Harp Advocacy Center
- IASIO
- Inside Out Aboriginal Justice Consultancy
- Irish Penal Reform Trust
- Irish Prison Service
- JustLeadershipUSA
- KRIS
- Le Chéile Mentoring & Youth Justice Support Services
- Merseyside Offender Mentoring
- Midland Express
- National Offender Management Service
- NIACRO
- Northern Ireland Alternatives (NIA)
- Northern Ireland Prison Service
- Policy Evaluation and Research Unit (PERU), Manchester Metropolitan University
- Positive Prison? Positive Futures
- Radio Seeds
- Red Hook Community Justice Center
- Salford Unemployed and Community Resource Centre Prison Project
- Seeds of Affinity
- Shannon Trust
- Start360
- The Cascade Foundation
- The Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research (CRESR), Sheffield Hallam University
- The Fortune Society
- The New York City Department of Probation
- The Osborne Association
- The Pathways Project
- The U-Casadh Project
- The Wise Group – New Routes Partnership
- Unlock
- User Voice
- Winston Churchill Memorial Trust
Categories
Tag Archives: Churchill Policy Room
Policy Futures: A Reform Agenda launched in the Churchill Policy Room at Federal Parliament on Monday 15th March 2021
This week I was invited to the inaugural Churchill Policy Room at Federal Parliament to share my ideas and expertise to help lead Australia out of the COVID recession. The occasion was the launch of Policy Futures: A Reform Agenda, … Continue reading
Posted in Churchill Fellowship, Justice, Leadership, Lived experience, Policy Futures, Policy Impact Program, Reintegration
Tagged Churchill Fellowship, Churchill Policy Room, Claire Seppings, Credible Messengers, desistance, empowerment, Ex-offenders, ex-prisoners, peer mentors, Policy Futures, Policy Impact Program, prisoners, recidivism, reformed offenders, Rehabilitation, service users, Winston Churchill Memorial Trust
4 Comments
Claire Seppings 