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Revolving Doors champions long-term solutions for justice reform that address the root causes of repeat, low-level offending and support people to build better lives. Focusing on prevention rather than punishment, their work explores the complex challenges often linked to involvement in the criminal justice system.
Central to their work are the voices of people with lived experience. Revolving Doors highlights how unmet health and social needs – including poverty, homelessness, mental ill health, substance misuse and domestic abuse – can contribute to repeated contact with the criminal justice system.
In this webinar, you’ll:
- Discover why community sentences can be more effective than short custodial sentences and explore the benefits they can offer.
- Gain a deeper understanding of the social factors behind repeat, low-level offending.
- Hear powerful firsthand insights from Revolving Doors members with lived experience.
- Explore how justice reform can support better outcomes for individuals, families and communities.
Join us to hear firsthand experiences, challenge assumptions and gain a deeper understanding of the approaches Revolving Doors believes can help break the cycle of crisis and crime.