Clinks response: black people, racism and human rights
Response to the Joint Human Rights Committee inquiry on black people, racism and human rights
Clinks Events | criminal justice network meetings
Criminal justice network meetings
November | online | free
“Clinks continues to be a vital hub linking us all together at this time; working together has been a positive experience and a ray of light during the challenging times we are all working through.” – survey respondent.
Annual report and financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2020
The trustees present their annual report and the audited financial statements.
Clinks Newsflash | Annual report 2019-20
Clinks Annual report 2019-20
Available online now
We are publishing our Annual report and financial statements 2019-20 today. The report looks at Clinks’ work towards our strategic objectives over the period of 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020. It sets out our activities, achievements and plans for future work, under each objective, and work we’ve completed towards the goals we set ourselves in our strategy to 2022 – Creating change together.
Women’s criminal justice network bulletin | October 2020
This specialist quarterly ebulletin keeps you updated on relevant developments for organisations working to support women in contact with the criminal justice system. Please contact Jackie Lowthian at Jackie.lowthian@clinks.org if there is anything you would like to raise or to include items in the next ebulletin.
A bolder cost-benefit approach to capture the contribution of the voluntary sector in criminal justice
In this evidence review, Dr Mary Corcoran, Reader and Director of Postgraduate programmes in Criminology at Keele University provides an in-depth look at the rationale and uses of cost benefit analysis (CBA).
Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 656 | 16th October 2020
In this week's edition...
Clinks Newsflash | the contribution of the voluntary sector in criminal justice
A bolder cost-benefit approach to capture the contribution of the voluntary sector in criminal justice
Clinks evidence review
In this evidence review, Dr Mary Corcoran, Reader and Director of Postgraduate programmes in Criminology at Keel