Criminal Justice Reform

Our founder Lady Unchained offers her unique, lived-experience perspective on national and international platforms to provide a narrative on Criminal Justice Reform that relevant people [offenders] can resonate with and relate to with the hope of helping to inform political discourse and policy making at a national level.

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Appearances include TED, ITV News, and Good Morning Britain to name just a few.

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Lady Unchained also writes article for national titles like the Guardian and features on national radio programmes like the BBC's Woman's Hour.

 

The key focus of Lady Unchained's public mission is to help bring more awareness to some of the specific the struggles of women in prison as well as disparities in treatment of Black and Global Majority ethnic prisoners, shining a light on how so many people fall through the cracks in the current system.

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In the media spotlight, our founder's appearances helps to bring attention to the urgent need for reform, reflecting the charity’s commitment to emancipation and empowerment, helping to transform the narrative surrounding incarceration.