Amplifying Voluntary Sector Voices: Responding to the Independent Review of the Prison System’s Call for Evidence
Amplifying Voluntary Sector Voices: Responding to the Independent Review of the Prison System’s Call for Evidence
An Evidence-Gathering Roundtable
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The Independent Review of the Prison System, led by Amber Rudd, has launched a call for evidence seeking views on the most significant risks facing prisons, as well as the key opportunities to improve outcomes. The review will focus on what is needed over the next 5 to 15 years to ensure the long-term sustainability and resilience of the prison system.
Clinks is coordinating opportunities for the voluntary sector to contribute to this important review. We are hosting two roundtable discussions, taking place on Wednesday 12 August (10:00–11:30) and Monday 24 August (14:00–15:30). Both sessions will cover the same content, so you only need to attend one.
Please note, this event listing is for the roundtable on Monday 24 August (14:00–15:30).
These roundtables are open to organisations and individuals with experience or interest in prisons. Discussions will draw on frontline experience, service user and lived experience insight, and available data to explore key challenges and examples of effective practice across the system.
Insights gathered will inform a shared sector submission to the review, helping to ensure that the sector is clearly represented and heard.
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This is a free event.
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