According to PwC, the expected average spend, per person, this #BlackFriday is £238.
For less than half of that, £47.83, you could provide a family in need, with healthy meals for a month! Support our #ChristmasAppeal today: https://t.co/79sZ8UEkvG
Listen to our former CEO @klparadine discuss the government's plan to build 500 prison places for women on the @TransformJust1 podcast.
We could more effectively address the root causes of crime, such as poverty and domestic abuse by investing in community services for women.
Have you recently listened to a podcast or watched a documentary that changed your perspective of our criminal justice system?
Nominate it for an Award at the #CJAAwards2022 🏆 and you'll both be invited the in-person ceremony if they are shortlisted!
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Coercive control is an act that domestic abusers use to harm, punish or frighten their victims.
Here’s a list of 10 examples of coercive control that everyone should be aware of. 🧵
🚨 Last chance to apply! 🚨
We're looking for a Grants Administrator to help us offer courses in prison and provide advice and information to learners and prison staff.
Submit your application today: https://t.co/fhYKURlkwy
DWRM is a company with a social mission. We know that desistance is a process of self-change that begins, and is sustained by, a change in mindset, attitude, and core beliefs. One of the most substantial routes to self-change and then desistance, is education.
🧵 I was bullied as a teenager. I am dyslexic and was overweight - seen as an easy target. Older kids thought I was too stupid to succeed, too fat to be taken seriously. (1/6)
Do you work with prisoners or prison leavers?
Check out the 2022 edition of The Hardman Directory:
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This generous grant makes such a difference to our students. We are really excited to be offering a secure digital learning option for university students in prison.
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From deficits to assets: reimagining strength based model of prison education -2 very knowledgeable people discuss this - with me &my brilliant co chair Anita Wilson- hoping to focus on how to recognise/harness/ develop the vast knowledge/ skills/attributes of people in prison
This is a really helpful piece of work from @HMIPrisonsnews as it highlights some very good practice alongside raising concerns about alarming inconsistencies between different women's prisons
Clean Sheet provide emotional and practical support to people with convictions.
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