Insights from RMIT's Center for Innovative Justice- Foundations for a Gender-Informed Criminal Justice System

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Rewriting the Narrative - Women in the Justice System

Jana Hargrove

11 episodes

2 weeks ago

The Living Free Project works with girls reported missing and women in contact with the justice system. The team are taking to the airwaves to promote important discussion around the need to do things differently for vulnerable girls and women in the justice system. From the importance of connection and therapeutic jurisprudence through to a deeper dive into sector reform and service system re-design the team will speak with a range of professionals and the girls and women who are impacted by these systems.

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Insights from RMIT's Center for Innovative Justice- Foundations for a Gender-Informed Criminal Justice System

Rewriting the Narrative - Women in the Justice System

1 hour 38 seconds

3 years ago

Insights from RMIT's Center for Innovative Justice- Foundations for a Gender-Informed Criminal Justice System

This episode features three guests from RMIT's Centre for Innovative Justice (CIJ) who are passionate advocates for women's decarceration and building a more gender-responsive criminal justice system. ‘Leaving custody behind: Foundations for safer communities & gender-informed criminal justice systems' is CIJs recently published paper that highlights the rising rates of women’s incarceration in Victoria and brings together the vast range of literature pertaining to women in the justice system, highlighting opportunities for reform to build foundations for an alternative trajectory. Lead author Catherine Caruana is joined by Elena Campbell, CIJs Associate Director for Research, Advocacy and Policy and Dorothy Armstrong the CIJ Lived Experience Advisor and Peer Support Worker to provide an overview of the paper and unpack some of the main themes and opportunities for reform.