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Interesting to compare experiences governing prisons in UK and New Zealand .. sewing seeds of change through a focus on culturally sensitive culture .. staff meetings that would break out in song and the hakka. #PerrieLectures

“The prison service is like a tapestry, the golden threads are care, compassion, conditions, mental health services, good leadership and safety” Gareth Sands, HMP Full Sutton Governor speaks on sowing seeds of change in prisons #PerrieLectures

Now David Breakspear Revolving Doors on involving people with lived experience to build a system that works for everybody. The CJS is complex and ever changing and needs insights and ideas to identify and solve problems in the system. But many barriers to get involved. #PerrieLectures

“We get to use our lived experience, which has often been a negative time for us, to improve the system” David Breakspear of Revolving Doors reminds us of invaluable impact people with lived experience bring when transforming our criminal justice system

Now hearing from Prof. Shadd Maruna Shadd Maruna 'Can prisons make good after the COVID-19 lockdown?' Worrying narrative emerged of being a 'blessing in disguise'. So worked with User Voice to give voice to those in prisons using Participatory Action Research. #PerrieLectures

Can prisons ‘make good’ after the COVID-19 lockdown? Prof Shadd Maruna Shadd Maruna explores this and shares findings from a User Voice report on the effects of the pandemic on people in prison #PerrieLectures

Need to make good now.. Shadd Maruna sets out some ways to make reparation and move forward. How can prison system make amends for mistakes made during pandemic? Actions speak louder than words. Reparation is at heart of rehabilitation. #PerrieLectures

“In order for us to truly reimagine leadership in the criminal justice sector, we need to unlearn what we already know” Nola Sterling ELEVATE CJS Project Manager urges us to challenge the status quo and adopt systems that are outcome focused not process driven #PerrieLectures

CJA Director @NinaChampion2023 discusses findings from our newest report, Beyond a Numbers Game, exploring the intersection of race and leadership in the CJS. Download it here 👇🏼 criminaljusticealliance.org/cja-resources/… PerrieLectures #PerrieLectures

CJA Director @NinaChampion2023 shouts out our work with FrameWorks UK at the #PerrieLectures and highlights the importance of considerate and humanising language. Read Bridges from Prison comms toolkit here: frameworksinstitute.org/publication/br…

What a panel! @NinaChampion2023 & Nola Sterling from ELEVATE CJS, David Breakspear from Revolving Doors, Gareth Sands from HMP Full Sutton, and Shadd Maruna from Queen's University Belfast 🎓 - with Chair Phil Maguire from Prison Radio Association Great discussions & debate at today's PerrieLectures at HMPPS HQ

I'm proud to be a committee member for this great event and to have played a very small part in making today happen. I'm also working with today's speakers to prepare a special edition of the Prison Service Journal so watch this space for Open Access papers based on today's #PerrieLectures

Another brilliant speech from HMI Prisons Charlie Taylor and a reminder from HMPPSInsights Gill Attrill of the importance of storytelling in organisations. #PerrieLectures

The wonderful powerhouse that is paula harriott wins the #PerrieLectures award for her trailblazing work on empowering people with lived experience to have a ‘seat at the table’ rather than being “on the menu’. So richly deserved for your work on disrupting power structures

Booking is open for the 2024 Perrie Lectures! Our topic is Recruiting, Training and Retaining Great Prison Officers. For details of speakers and to reserve your tickets see perrielectures.co.uk.

This is what Norwegian prison officer training looks like. Two years full time training to make sure that they “educate prison officers to a profession, not a role”. The employees at this training college do research from the angle of professionalism. THIS IS SO EXCITING!

PerrieLectures This is a really good example of the richness and breadth of a prison officer’s role

PerrieLectures I vaguely thought this might be what prison officer training looked like in this country when I first went into a prison. It wasn’t and isn’t, but in Norway it is.

At today's PerrieLectures we are focusing on recruiting, training & retaining Prison Officers. Brilliant presentation and insights from @Andibrierley and Max Dennehy #PerrieLectures

It was an absolute pleasure and privilege for myself and @Andibrierley to deliver a talk at PerrieLectures today hosted by the brilliant Pia Sinha. We discussed themes and findings from The Good Prison Officer book and offered an insight that problematises the concept of