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Youth policy special
Youth magistrates should attend this meeting to find out about the MA's current policy work in youth courts and discuss current difficulties and future opportunities in the youth court.
Open to non-members.
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Living with drug dependency – Choose Life
Choose Life, a charity based in the northwest of England, uses the lived experience of recovered drug users to educate young people and professionals on the dangers of Class A drugs. Project manager, Steve Duffy MBE and project volunteers will give magistrates insights into the day-to-day world of someone addicted to drugs and some of the experiences they may have had before you see them in court.
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Nuffield Family Justice Observatory
Members are encouraged to attend this webinar, hosted by Jude Eyre, to explore the practical steps that can be taken in the family court—following the release of NFJO's report on the voice of the child—to ensure that children's voices are truly heard. Jude is the Associate Director at the NFJO.
Making Sense of Behaviour Webinar
Mulberry Bush are a charity which runs a residential home for children with complex early life trauma with whom they work therapeutically. This webinar will be focussed about how these children present, how to interpret that and what their behaviour in court might mean/indicate. They'll also talk about care environments and working with children like this.
Why attend an event?
Our regular webinars cover a wide range of different topics, giving members a chance to hear from expert speakers and develop their knowledge. All of our webinars are recorded, meaning you can catch up at a time that suits you.
Many of our local branches also put on engaging online and in-person skills events
and talks that are open to all MA members.
Branches also nominate their members to attend the Royal Garden Party events held at Buckingham Palace.
Thank you for nominating me to attend the Royal Garden Party on your behalf. We enjoyed the company of HRM King Charles and HRH Queen Camilla, in the wonderful grounds of Buckingham Palace. The Royal bands played in the background whilst guests enjoyed the tea and the famous finger sandwiches. Thank you for valuing the work members do, and offering me to experience this once in a lifetime opportunity.
MA Council Rep (Staffordshire)