This is an exciting opportunity to join the small but ambitious team supporting London’s Victims’ Commissioner, Claire Waxman OBE. Working alongside the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), the London Victim Commissioner's office aims to ensure that victims’ voices are heard, and that their experiences inform and shape legislation, practices, polices, services, and provision that directly impact victims.
As Policy Advisor to the Victim’s Commissioner, you will:
Joanna Shapland (University of Sheffield)
Jamie Buchan (Edinburgh Napier University)
Steve Kirkwood (University of Edinburgh)
Estelle Zinsstag (Edinburgh Napier University, KU Leuven)
This report summarises key findings from a project which was funded by the Scottish Government, in support of the Scottish Government’s Restorative Justice Action Plan (Scottish Government 2019).
You will be working with children and young people (10-18) and delivering a range of interactive crime prevention and victim awareness programmes within Schools, alternative education and care settings.
Remedi have a number of programmes designed to educate, empower and support young people with the challenges and choices that they face. Our ‘Restorative Choices’ programmes focus on areas such as child criminal exploitation- county Lines, knife crime, domestic abuse, misogyny and hate crime.
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Today the Justice Select Committee has published its report on the draft Victims Bill which the Government published on 25 May 2022. The Committee’s pre-legislative scrutiny of the Bill was a very welcome move, but the Government needs to move quickly to give reassurance that it will present the long-delayed Victims Bill soon to Parliament and that it will take account of the Justice Committee’s comments.
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