A new perspective on the issue of persistent re-offending is the key theme to emerge from a remarkable documentary to be screened in front of the Cabinet Secretary for Justice Kenny Macaskill at Glasgow University on Monday 18 June 2012.
“The Road to Crime” is told from the perspective of narrator Allan Weaver (author of So You Think You Know Me?… Read more ““The Road from Crime” with Allan Weaver”
Michael Crowley’s Behind the Lines: Creative Writing with Offenders and People at Risk was launched by Alicia Stubbersfield at The Koestler Exhibition for the North West, World Museum, Liverpool, on Thursday 24 May 2012.
Photos courtesy of Cristof Häberle. With thanks to the Koestler Trust and Alicia Stubbersfield.… Read more “Gallery: Behind the Lines Launch”
The chairman of the Magistrates’ Association invites you to a reception to celebrate the publication by leading criminal justice publisher Waterside Press of
The Magistracy at the Crossroads
Edited by David Faulkner
With the assistance of Sally Dickinson
Hosted by John Fassenfelt
Drinks and light refreshments
The editor and many of the contributors will be present
5-7pm Thursday 21 June 2012
Venue
The Magistrates’ Association
28 Fitzroy Square, London W1T 6DD
RSVP
Or email magistrates-association.org.uk
Justin Rollins’ The Lost Boyz: A Dark Side of Graffiti was launched at Waterstones, Sutton, by Foreword writer and author Noel ‘Razor’ Smith.
The Koestler Trust are very kindly hosting a reception to celebrate the publication of
Behind the Lines:
Creative Writing With Offenders and People at Risk
by Michael Crowley
Hosted by Alicia Stubbersfield
Includes a Q&A session with the author
Signed copies will be available for purchase
Tea and soft drinks
3 – 5 pm Thursday 24 May 2012
Venue
Safety net of sky
The Koestler Exhibition for the North West
Floor 2, World Museum, William Brown Street
Liverpool L3 8EN
RSVP essential
If you would like to attend please contact Joyti Waswani:
jwaswani@koestlertrust.org.uk… Read more “Behind the Lines – Attend the Launch in Liverpool”
