Clinks event | AGM 2022
Clinks' 24th Annual General Meeting
AGM proxy
Our AGM is always a well-attended and lively event, offering a great opportunity to network and for you to comment on Clinks’ work and our priorities for the year ahead
Clinks Event | annual conference 2022 & AGM
Annual conference & AGM programme
Reminders and final business
Dear delegate,
Clinks Events | December 2022
Clinks events and training
December 2022
Clinks runs events and training for voluntary organisations working in the criminal justice system. We hear time and time again that organisations feel stronger alongside others and enjoy being a part of a well-connected network. Come along to one of our upcoming events to stay connected, learn something new and work together for a better criminal justice system.
NCJAA Advisory Board Co-Chair recruitment
Dear Colleague,
I am delighted to share with you a fantastic opportunity to join the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance advisory board as Co-Chair - bit.ly/NCJAA_Co-Chair
Building relationships with new leadership at the Ministry of Justice
Following an unstable period in leadership in Westminster, there have been further changes to the ministerial line-up at the Ministry of Justice. This blog post provides information about the new ministerial team, explains what steps Clinks has taken to reach out to the new Prisons Minister, and suggests how voluntary organisations can build relationships with decision makers.
Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 758 | 11 November 2022
In this issue....
Clinks event | AGM 2022
Clinks' 24th Annual General Meeting
22 November | Drapers' Hall, London | free
We are delighted to invite you to attend Clinks’ 24th Annual General Meeting (AGM), which we are holding on 22 November, as p
Clinks Policy Briefing | November 2022
In this month's edition...
Newsflash | Strengthen your voice: free communications coaching
Strengthening your voice
Free communications coaching and support
Clinks are delighted to offer free coaching from charity communications and policy specialist Gemma Buckland for a small number of voluntary organisations working in the criminal justice system.
