Prevention in the UK: How are we tackling sexual offending and reoffending?

Event details

This conference aims to promote the benefit of protection from and the prevention of, sexual crime and to promote the benefit of rehabilitation of persons who have committed or are likely to commit offences, particularly sexual offences against others.

Programme

Time	Activity
9.30 am	Arrival and registration
10 am	Keynote session Introduction by Professor Cillian Ryan \| Nottingham Trent University Lynn Saunders OBE \| HMP Whatton, The Safer Living Foundation: Nature of the problem Professor Alex Schmidt \| MSH Medical School Hamburg
11.30 am	Session two Stuart Allardyce \| Stop It Now Scotland Dr Kerensa Hocken \| HMP Whatton, The Safer Living Foundation, and Dr Jon Taylor \| St Andrews Healthcare
1 pm	Lunch
1.45 pm	Session three Paddy Tipping \| Police and Crime Commissioner, Nottinghamshire Tammy Banks and Eve Harrison \| Yorkshire, Humberside and Lincolnshire Circles of Support and Accountability Professor Derek Perkins \| Royal Holloway, University of London
3.20 pm	Session four Dr Lisa Wright and Dr Lorraine Perry \| Mersey Forensic Psychology Service Dr Mark Farmer \| Her Majesty's Prison and Probation Service
4.35 pm	Closing remarks Dr Nicholas Blagden \| Nottingham Trent University, The Safer Living Foundation Professor Belinda Winder \| Nottingham Trent University, The Safer Living Foundation
5 pm	Conference closes

Booking information

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Location details

Room/Building:

Newton Building

Address:

Burton Street
Nottingham
NG1 4BU

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