Rewriting the Narrative - Women in the Justice System
Jana HargroveThe Living Free Project works with girls reported missing and women in contact with the justice system. The team are taking to the airwaves to promote important discussion around the need to do things differently for vulnerable girls and women in the justice system. From the importance of connection and therapeutic jurisprudence through to a deeper dive into sector reform and service system re-des... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This episode features three guests from RMIT's Centre for Innovative Justice (CIJ) who are passionate advocates for women's decarceration and building a more gender-responsive criminal justice system. ‘Leaving custody behind: Foundations for safer c... more
On this episode, Casey shares her journey and reflects on pivotal times and influences and what has made a difference in helping her break the cycle of contact with the justice system. Warning: podcast contains explicit language.
This podcast is the audio from session one of three of an online forum designed to start conversation around women in the justice system and the need to do things differently. Facilitated by the Living Free Project, this session explores the pathway... more
Whilst younger girls are identified most often as victims of repeated crimes, the vulnerability and risks remain present for our vulnerable and marginalised girls and women across their lives. Whilst their repeated victimisation goes unreported, one ... more
Significant research into women involved in the justice system has highlighted a majority present with histories of trauma stemming from early childhood and compounded through multiple traumatic events over time. Complex trauma is something that is n... more
The Living Free Project works not only with women in the justice system however also young girls aged 10-17 reported missing. Our work with the young girls has raised our awareness of how a missing persons report can be used as a red flag for other f... more
An interview with special guest Amy, who shares her lived experience with addiction and involvement in the legal system, her journey moving forward, as well as her insights and advice for both service users and professionals to help improve service a... more
In this fourth episode of Rewriting the Narrative, the theme will be focused around Women in the legal system (Key differences, statistics and challenges). We would like to welcome Rebecca Glew, Senior Lawyer at Victoria Legal Aid and Hannah Lethlean... more
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