The subject for the 2012 Perrie Lectures has been announced as ‘Prisons: Where does the community come in?’
The event will focus on the role the local community play in the life of prisons. What more can local people do to help in the rehabilitation and resettlement of offenders? Should the local community take more responsibility for offenders in its midst? What can the community offer prisoners that prison staff cannot?
Book your place by 8 June and get two tickets for the price of one.
The Prison Service Journal continues to support this year’s Perrie Lectures in a special July edition dedicated to this year’s theme – How we change lives.
Editor Jamie Bennett said “The Perrie Lectures are a unique opportunity for those with an interest in criminal justice to hear thought provoking lectures from the most respected figures in the field of justice and offender services. The Prison Service Journal is delighted to continue to support the event.”
The Prison Service Journal can be downloaded from the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies website
The speakers for the 2012 Perrie Lectures have been announced. They are:
Pastor Nims Obunge, Founder of the Peace Alliance in London. Javed Khan, Chief Executive of Victim Support. Dr Nancy Loucks. Director of Families Outside. Dr Peter Wright. Governor of HMP Nottingham and the event will be chaired by BBC Panorama reporter Raphael Rowe.
This year’s lectures will take place on 15 June 2012 and you can book your place here.
