
How voluntary sector workers keep going in 2022
How do people working in the criminal justice voluntary sector keep going as they try to tackle society’s wicked problems?
Here you can find over 500 posts tracking every major development in criminal justice since 2011. You can track crime trends, court modernisation and digitisation programmes and the impact of austerity. If you’re looking for something in particular, try the search box below.

How do people working in the criminal justice voluntary sector keep going as they try to tackle society’s wicked problems?

The Butler Trust’s Knowledge Exchange site now has over 400 resources for prison, probation and youth justice practitioners.

Key facts from the 2020/21 Home Office Annual report including budgets, recruitment etc.

Key facts from the 2020/21 HMPPS annual report including budgets, recruitment and more.

What does the 2021 drugs plan say about tackling crime?

New NPC project maps the complexity of the criminal justice system and highlights causal factors, leverage points and funding flows.

Behind Closed Doors is a new Criminal Justice Alliance guide on how journalists can better shine a light on criminal justice for a more informed public.

The Drive Partnership wants government to reach beyond the criminal justice system to better hold domestic abuse perpetrators to account.

London’s Women’s Diversion Scheme successful in diverting women from the criminal justice system.

Joint inspection finds that thousands of people with a mental illness are coming into the criminal justice system each year but their needs are being missed at every stage.

Research by Social Switch finds that more than two thirds of young people saw violent or explicit online content during lockdown.

Nine different digital innovations to help prison leavers.