Anne Peaker Lecture 2024: Inspiring Futures
Last chance to book your place!
Don’t miss the opportunity to watch keynote speaker Dr Caroline Lanskey share findings from the Inspiring Futures research project for the first time.
The National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance, in collaboration with Cambridge University’s Institute of Criminology and eight arts partners, embarked on an ambitious research project, Inspiring Futures, investigating the impact and meaning of arts projects in the criminal justice system.
Come along to our event next week to hear leaders in the criminal justice sector respond to the findings and share their hopes for the report and its future impact. Panellists include Anna Herrmann, Clean Break; Sara Lee, Irene Taylor Trust; Ralph Lubkowski, Sodexo; Bettina Crossick, HMPPS; and Richard Ings, Arts Council England.
Creative content
Creative content will be provided by Clean Break, Helix Arts the Irene Taylor Trust, and Only Connect.
Our audience, as always, be filled by member organisations and the people they support, individual artists, academics and researchers, as well as other key stakeholders.
About Anne Peaker
Anne Peaker was a pioneer of arts for, and by, people in the criminal justice system. Our annual lecture honours her work and legacy, which forms the basis of the work we do today.
The event will also include performances and an audience Q&A.
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