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Rebel Justice - changing the way you see justiceEpisode 15: How Governments Oppress Women Who Speak Out - Part 2In today’s episode we’ll continue talking about how governments oppress women who speak out, and how the current criminal system can be extremely flawed towards women. Today’s panel include Alba Duque, a Spanish artist and photographer who mainly works in woman subjects; David Shaw, a lawyer from Instalaw who specialises in civil actions against public authorities, and Shivalee Patel, an activist who works in animal rights, mistreatment of workers, and also in the BLM campaign. This talk was hosted by The View Magazine’s Clare Barstow, an activist and woman with lived experience. They will speak abo...2022-03-2335 min
Rebel Justice - changing the way you see justiceEpisode 14: How Governments Oppress Women Who Speak Out - Part 1In today’s episode we’ll be talking about how governments oppress women who speak out, and how the current criminal system can be extremely flawed towards women. Today’s panel include Alba Duque, a Spanish artist and photographer who mainly works in woman subjects; David Shaw, a lawyer from Instalaw who specialises in civil actions against public authorities, and Shivalee Patel, an activist who works in animal rights, mistreatment of workers, and also in the BLM campaign. This talk was hosted by The View Magazine’s Clare Barstow, an activist and woman with lived experience. They will speak abo...2022-03-1333 min
Rebel Justice - changing the way you see justiceEpisode 5: Can Women with Lived Experience Be Part of the Solution? - Part 3The VIEW Magazine CiC PresentsRebel Justice Podcasts : Episode 5: Can Women with Lived Experience Be Part of the Solution? - Part 3Madalena speaks to model and mental health campaigner Naomi Harlow, activist and former prisoner Clare Barstow, prison law solicitor and expert Rob Welsh - from our sponsors, Instalaw, a leading prison and criminal defence law firm - and former prisoner and one of the founders of The View, Farah Damji.Today we conclude to look at whether women with lived experience can be part of...2021-12-2328 minRebel Justice - changing the way you see justiceEpisode 4: Can Women with Lived Experience Be Part of the Solution? - Part 2The VIEW Magazine CiC PresentsRebel Justice Podcasts : Episode 4: Women with Lived Experience Part 2Madalena speaks to model and mental health campaigner Naomi Harlow, activist and former prisoner Clare Barstow, prison law solicitor and expert Rob Welsh - from our sponsors, Instalaw, a leading prison and criminal defence law firm - and former prisoner and one of the founders of The View, Farah Damji.Today we continue to look at whether women with lived experience can be part of the solution when it comes to ef...2021-12-1529 minRebel Justice - changing the way you see justiceEpisode 3: Can Women with Lived Experience Be Part of the Solution? - Part 1The VIEW Magazine CiC PresentsRebel Justice Podcasts : Episode 3: Women with Lived Experience Part 1Madalena speaks to model and mental health campaigner Naomi Harlow, activist and former prisoner Clare Barstow, prison law solicitor and expert Rob Welsh - from our sponsors, Instalaw, a leading prison and criminal defence law firm - and former prisoner and one of the founders of The View, Farah Damji.Today we look at whether women with lived experience can be part of the solution when it comes to effective policy an...2021-12-0927 minRebel Justice - changing the way you see justiceEpisode 1: Can Art Change The World?Episode 1: Can Art Change The World?The View Magazine CiC PresentsRebel Justice Podcasts : Episode 1: Can Art Change The World? FeaturingClare Barstow, activist, former prisonerAndy West, Philosophy in PrisonSue Ecclestone, Hollybush Art Prize for Women, artist and curatorJen Reid, activist and campaignerRebel Justice Podcast's Episode 1 is a panel from our Someone's Daughter portrait exhibition at Photo London in September 2021. Clare Barstow (artist, writer and survivor), Andy West (Philos...2021-11-2535 min
The Forensic Psychology PodcastIs personality disorder a health or a justice issue?Clare Barstow spent 25 years in prison, having been convicted of murder nearly 30 years ago. Since her release has volunteered for prison charities, given many talks in prisons and in the community, and helps to shape services for the better through sharing her experiences. Sarah Skett is a Registered Forensic Psychologist and an Associate Fellow fo the British Psychological Society. She has worked with people who have committed crimes for nearly 30 years and is Head of the Joint Offender Personality Disorder pathway for both the NHS and HM Prison and Probation Service. Jake Shaw is an A...2020-11-261h 18
The Forensic Psychology PodcastIs personality disorder a health or a justice issue?Clare Barstow spent 25 years in prison, having been convicted of murder nearly 30 years ago. Since her release has volunteered for prison charities, given many talks in prisons and in the community, and helps to shape services for the better through sharing her experiences. Sarah Skett is a Registered Forensic Psychologist and an Associate Fellow fo the British Psychological Society. She has worked with people who have committed crimes for nearly 30 years and is Head of the Joint Offender Personality Disorder pathway for both the NHS and HM Prison and Probation Service. Jake Shaw is an A...2020-11-261h 18