Partnership and collaborations that bring in youth voices to allow for community impact, succession and legacy are so important.  

I was asked to contribute a bespoke workshop exploring the multiple impacts of 'Stop and Search' partnering for the first time with the University Centre at Eastern Education Group as part of Edmunds Open Lecture Series at their annual Crime Conference.

The Crime Conference was led by Robin Herne.

The Crime Conference was a dynamic day of talks examining crime from sociological, psychological, policing, and criminological perspectives. Featuring both internal lecturers and guest speakers, the conference took a deeper dive into the causes, consequences, and responses to crime in modern society and was open to students, professional, or anyone simply curious about the forces shaping justice and behaviour. The conference offered fresh insights and thought-provoking discussion.