Rob Hulls and Elena Campbell talk about the importance of early intervention in tackling family violence

Innovative justice responses to family violence

A forum hosted by the Centre for Innovative Justice with Rob Hulls as MC, it featured Victorian Ombudsman, Deborah Glass; Corrections Commissioner, Jan Shuard; Magistrate Rosemary Falla; Jesuit Social Services CEO, Julie Edwards and ex Prisoner Tracy Raeburn.  
Format:  Deborah Glass provides overview of her report "Investigation into the rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners in Victoria", followed by questions to the panel, and then opening up to questions from the audience.

Prisons: Unlocking Our Thinking

People with acquired brain injury are over-represented in our criminal justice systems. Our Voices introduces 5 members of the Voices for Change self-advocacy group. Voices for Change formed in 2019 and  is a group for self-advocates with acquired brain injury and lived experience of the criminal justice system who are passionate about using their experience to influence change. 

Through the Our Voices podcast, group members share insights about their experience of the criminal justice system and what they think could be changed to address the over-representation of people with disability in the criminal justice system.

Episode 1: Voices for Change
In this episode we learn about the over-representation of people with acquired brain injury in the criminal justice system and some of the priorities that the Voices for Change hope the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability will consider.