Webinar Recordings
Socio-Political Risks in Criminal Justice
Tuesday 02/20/2024
3:00-4:00 EST
Panelists:
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Cathryn Lavery
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David T. Mulcahy
From political interference, community relations, public scrutiny use of force, racial and social justice issues, budget constraints, policy changes, and social media attention. Criminal Justice leaders must play a balancing act to maintain public safety while recognizing outside perspective and outside influences.
American Policing Reform: Exploring the Promise, Potential and Possible Pitfalls
Tuesday 03/19/2024
3:00-4:00 EST
Panelists:
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Nicholas A. Sensley
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Valerie A. Lemmie
The current state of relational policing is in a precarious position, where public trust and confidence lies in the balance – not just for the profession of policing, but for American democracy itself. As a consequence to horrific incidents - from Atlanta to Albuquerque, Minneapolis to Memphis, and various jurisdictions in between - a clarion call for police reform has resounded once again. But where do we go from here and is it possible to get there?
Reducing Re-Offending Rates by Re-Imaging the Criminal Justice System: Empowering Those with Lived Experience - St. Giles
Tuesday 04/16/2024
10:45 - 11:45 EST
Panelists:
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Nicky Park
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Evan Jones
Two SGT Directors will describe the way St Giles Trust grew from a South London homelessness charity staffed by a 'traditional' charity workforce to an organization that delivers across the UK employing staff with a range of lived experiences. Now over 60% of St Giles’ staff have a wide range of lived experiences and 33% of those have criminal convictions, and they are successfully supporting children and adults from some of the most vulnerable and marginalized groups, commissioned by both statutory and voluntary funders.