Become part of the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance (NCJAA) Advisory Group
The NCJAA is seeking voluntary sector professionals or freelance art practitioners working in the arts in criminal justice system, to join our Advisory Group.
Join the NCJAA Advisory Group and be a voice for the arts in criminal justice
What is the NCJAA? The National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance (NCJAA) exists to promote the specific role of arts and arts organisations working with people in the criminal justice system, […]
Clinks State of the Sector 2023
State of the Sector 2023 is live! The criminal justice voluntary sector has been mapped out, highlighting the changes over the past year. Clinks’ role is to support, […]
Best practice in working with people with mental health problems on probation: what the evidence tells us
In this evidence review, Professor Charlie Brooker, honorary professor at Royal Holloway, University of London and Dr Coral Sirdifield, Senior Research Associate at the University of Lincoln, look at: The […]
Clinks Thinks
Clinks Thinks sets out Clinks’ key principles, policy ambitions and recommendations, developed in consultation with voluntary sector organisations.
Developing creative approaches in youth justice: A guide for youth justice professionals
Sandwell Youth Offending Service (YOS) and the Institute for Community Research and Development developed this good practice guide with the aim of helping others design and implement creative arts approaches [...]
Creating Roots for well-being through art
This blog is guest written by Mark Jones. Mark is Director at Higher Plain and Visiting Professor of Criminology at University South Wales Contributing Authors with links to individual blogs [...]
Gar’s Blog for Creative Roots
This blog is guest written by Gareth Clark. Gareth Clark is a theatre maker whose work embraces the struggles of humanity and questions the way we live and are governed. I […]
Dee’s blog for Creative Roots
This blog is guest written by Dee Rogers. Dee Rogers is a co-director of Das Clarks and a professional hybrid. Their creative work focuses on difference and language. We shall […]
Bill’s blog for Creative Roots project
This blog is guest written by Bill Chambers. Bill Chambers is a freelance artist and printmaker working in community arts and education. I love printmaking and I’ve been doing it […]