Clinks and the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance (NCJAA) are curating responses to the question “What should happen to people who commit criminal offences?"
The newsletter for arts organisations working in criminal justice.
In this month's issue...
Clinks responded to the Youth Justice Board’s consultation on the revised national standards for children in the
The Clinks annual conference offers you a chance to hear from key policy and decision makers, and to network with voluntary sector organisations and government officials. We will celebrate the ability of our members and others in the criminal justice system to create change together, as well as discuss the changes, challenges and innovations.
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Clinks delivered over 50 events in 2018 with around 1600 delegates attending. We held 60% of our events outside of London, spanning the country from Plymouth to Newcastle. Next year, we’re working on organising our biggest events outside of London - holding the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance conference in Birmingham and our Annual General Meeting in York.
