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The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies (CCJS) is a charity which aims to inform and educate about all aspects of crime and the criminal justice system from an objective standpoint, and in accordance with the Centre's values. We hope to encourage and facilitate healthy debate and understanding of the complex nature of issues concerning crime. CCJS NewsCJM 63: Policing
The latest edition of CCJS' magazine assesses the wide ranging reforms affecting the police including plans to merge forces, the creation of the Serious Organised Crime Agency, the roll out of neighbourhood policing and the extension of police powers. Eve Savile LectureThe 17th Eve Saville Memorial Lecture is to be given by Professor Danny Dorling, The University of Sheffield - 'Crime, poverty and place'. The event takes place on Tuesday 27th June 2006, 6-7pm, at the Great Hall, King's College London, Strand, London WC2 2LS You can download the invitational flyer (48 KB, pdf file) for further information. Crisis, Crime and Mental Health - will the cycle be broken?
The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies invites you to this forthcoming national conference taking place on the 21st June 2006 organised with the support of the government's Care Services Improvement Partnership (CSIP), Health and Social Care in Criminal Justice Programme and the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health. The event at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), Central London, will be an excellent opportunity for practitioners, academics, policy makers and voluntary sector organisations to come together to assess current developments and practice in the area of mental health and criminal justice. Recognising that this is a time of great change, it is an ideal moment to reflect on the government's reform agenda, to examine different approaches to meeting the needs of particular groups and to consider future challenges and opportunities. The conference will give you an opportunity to hear presentations by some of the key practitioners, policy makers and academics in the field including:
As a delegate you will be able to attend two workshops of your choice. Please take a look at the attached conference flyer (pdf format, 205kb) for the full list of workshops and a booking form. You can also use the online booking form Group discounts for six or more delegates from one organisation are available, please contact us for further details at the time of booking. If you are unable to attend please ensure that your organisation is represented by forwarding the attached flyer to your colleagues. The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, |