Nov
How do we prevent the criminalisation of young women and girls, now and for future generations?
As part of the Breaking out of the Justice Loop programme, we are bringing together a roundtable to address that question.
About the event
This is the first of three events – the next two will focus on economics and public health – designed to address questions that are less often asked, challenge assumptions, and make space for collective reflection, and new thinking.
In this event – on preventing the criminalisation of young women and girls – a collection of experts will share policy, practice, and lived experience perspectives on:
- The key issues facing young women and girls today
- Getting systems to work better and prevent criminalisation
- Who should be accountable for preventing the criminalisation of young women and girls, and what would make change last
While the roundtable discussion will be in-person, we will be live-streaming the whole event.
Speakers
- Aliyah Ali, Daddyless Daughters
- Abbi Ayers, National Women’s Justice Coalition
- Maggie Bridge, Agenda Alliance
- Rhia Canady, National Voice and Advisory Panel
- Naomi Delap, Birth Companions
- Carlene Firmin, Durham University
- Claire Fitzpatrick, Lancaster University
- Liz Hogarth, Independent consultant
- Liz Mack, Advance
- Imogen Resnick, London Violence Reduction Unit
- Jess Southgate, Youth Endowment Fund
- Others to be confirmed
Register to attend
To register to attend the event online, please follow the link below.
We also have a limited number of places for in-person attendance. Following online registration, you will receive details on how to apply for an in-person place.
