Crime and Disorder

This criminal justice forum has been organised to bring together partners working across the criminal justice system in the North of England. The forum will provide an opportunity for people to hear about current and future developments and discuss policy and practice affecting their day-to-day work.

It aims to create a space to step away from the day job and provide an opportunity to share good practice, strengthen partnership working, and discuss any opportunities or challenges your organisation may be currently facing.

The Centre for Countering Digital Hate invites you to join them in this discussion hosted by Ayesha Saran, Migration Programme Manager at the Barrow Cadbury Trust.

The discussion will feature commentary by The Centre for Countering Digital Hate CEO, Imran Ahmed, and UK Policy Lead, Hanno Fenech.

The discussion will focus on:

This is a Restorative Justice Forum event. Why me?, along with the rest of the UK, were deeply affected by the Southport stabbings at the end of last month, where 3 children were killed and 10 people were injured. We watched on as Islamophobic and racist violence spread across England and Northern Ireland, leading to further harm, fear, injuries, damage to local communities and the breakdown of relationships. Why me? stands against hate and racism in all its forms, and in solidarity with the people of Southport and with communities affected by the violence.

A taster seminar on online misogyny which will discuss the prevalence of and harmful effects of misogyny in online spaces.

The prevalence of and harmful effects of misogyny in online spaces, including social media platforms, gaming communities and in podcasting is on the rise and is getting more media attention by the day. The seminar is designed to help spot how these behaviours create a hostile environment for women and other marginalised genders online.

The Deputy Mayor would like to invite you to a Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise and Equality Panel Partners Event.

This is a unique opportunity to get the VCFSE and Equality Panels together to shape how we can continue to ‘stand together’ to keep people safe in Greater Manchester and reset the Police, Crime and Community Safety Plan for the new electoral term that will run until 2029.