Irish Penal Reform Trust

Events

Irish Penal Reform Trust hosts a number of events throughout the year, including the launches of new publications, consultations, campaign events, and our AGM.

IPRT and the Community Platform: Social Exclusion and Crime

2nd February 2012

On Thurs 2 February 2012 at 3.30pm, IPRT and the Community Platform will host an event focusing on the connections between social exclusion and crime.

Prison Law Seminar: 'Creative Use of Legal Instruments'

8th December 2011

The 8th in our series of Prison Law Seminars took place on Thurs 8th December, 2011 on the topic 'Creative Use of Legal Instruments: Current Prison Law Developments in England and Wales', presented by Caoilfhionn Gallagher BL, leading prison law practitioner.

IPRT Fundraiser Gig with The Participants

1st December 2011

IPRT were delighted to be beneficiaries from a fundraising gig by The Participants on Thurs December 1st in Lower Deck, Portobello Bridge.

DIT Seminar: How and why prisoners decide to file complaints

22nd November 2011

The Socio-Legal Speaker Series at DIT hosted Professor Valerie Jenness, Dean of the School of Social Ecology, University of California, Irvine, to speak on her recent work examining how and why prisoners decide to file complaints about their conditions of confinement.

Dublin Public Libraries: Crime and The City

29th September 2011

'Crime and the City: Crime and Drugs' is a series of talks and readings looking at the broad issues of crime, drugs and crime writing in Dublin and beyond. Events take place over the five Thursdays of September in the Central Library (ILAC).

Minister Shatter delivers IPRT Annual Lecture

17th September 2011

Minister for Justice, Equality and Defence, Mr Alan Shatter TD presented IPRT’s Annual Lecture on Friday 16th September, 2011.

Prison Law Seminar Series: 'Prison Conditions as a Constitutional Issue'

21st July 2011

The seventh in the Prison Law Seminar Series took place on Thursday 21st July 2011. Speakers were Michael O'Higgins SC, and Don Specter (Director) and Sara Norman (Managing Attorney) of the Prison Law Office, San Quentin CA.

MEDIA ADVISORY: Inhuman and Degrading Treatment in Ireland comes under UN Spotlight

16th May 2011

This Friday, 20 May 2011, IPRT and ICCL will launch the 'Joint Shadow Report to the First Periodic Review of Ireland under the United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment'.

PUBLIC FORUM: Breaking the Record - Spent Convictions & Discrimination

10th May 2011

IPRT hosted Bobby Cummines OBE, Chief Executive of UNLOCK, the National Association of Reformed Offenders (UK) on Tuesday 10th May, 2011 for a series of events focusing on obstacles experienced by those with a criminal record who wish to move on from their offending past.

Arts and Prisons: Transformed Through Dance

15th April 2011

Create, in partnership with Dance Ireland and Dublin Dance Festival, host 'Transformed Through Dance', an in conversation event with Nikki Crane, Advisor to Dance United, an organisation that pro-actively works with young people at risk of (re)offending.

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