A Story of Crime and Justice: How to engage effectively with the media

Date/Time: 
Tuesday, 25 February, 2020 - 17:00 to 19:00
Location: 
Burges Salmon, One Glass Wharf, Bristol. BS2 0ZX
Cost: 
Free
Organised/hosted by: 
Academy for Social Justice

featuring

Penelope Gibbs │ Director │Transform Justice

and

Philippa Budgen │ Independent Consultant

 

The media landscape is constantly changing. However the narratives in the media typically hinge around ‘soft’ and ‘tough’ justice.

In this free seminar Kieran McCartan, Professor of Criminology will be in conversation with Penelope Gibbs of Transform Justice and former BBC journalist Philippa Budgen about how the public conversation around crime and justice can be reframed and more nuanced

  Transform Justice recently published ground-breaking research which showed the need for charities, academics and campaigners to use different language and techniques to inspire more nuanced attitudes about responses to crime.

Philippa Budgen, a journalist for 15 years, now independent consultant, is working with social justice charities, lawyers and NGOs to help raise media and public awareness of often demonised and polarised issues and people.  She will offer practical advice about what works and what doesn’t work in dealing with the media.

How to book: 

To attend this free seminar book here

 

Please note you must be a member of the Academy to attend an event. Membership is free and you will be prompted to join when registering for this event

Enquiries:
Contact name: 
Janet Cullinan
Number: 
01733 443191