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News Story
Women in the criminal justice system: new Griffins Society reports
Read moreThe Griffins Society sponsors research to bring about change in how women and girls are dealt with in the criminal justice system. Griffins Society fellowships – supported by Lankelly Chase – give frontline workers the opportunity to design...
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News Story
Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society: Invitation to tender to provide the Secretariat
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Lankelly Chase is part of a group of seven leading independent funders; the Baring Foundation, Barrow Cadbury Trust, Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, Lloyds Bank Foundation, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (UK Branch) and the Paul Hamlyn...
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Blog Post
Refreshing Perspectives: new Revolving Doors Agency report on peer research
Read moreRevolving Doors Agency has published Refreshing Perspectives: Exploring the application of peer research with populations facing severe and multiple disadvantage. It examines if and how the idea of service user involvement has made inroads into...
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Blog Post
What is needed to support place-based system change for people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage?
Read moreLast year Collaborate worked with Lankelly Chase, Coventry City Council and a wide range of partners in the city to explore how the ‘system’ of public services, third sector organisations and the community could be made more coherent and...
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Person
Anna Randle
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Systems Changers – harnessing the power of insights from the frontline
Read moreVery rarely do we give enough or any attention to the knowledge and insights of the front line worker. Systems changers is a programme that aims to change that. We know how important it is to hear the voice of users. Alongside that...
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News Story
Griffins Fellowships 2016
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The 2016 Griffins Fellowship Programme: applications now being invited. Would you like to contribute to practice and policy debates about women offenders by undertaking your own pioneering research? The Griffins Society promotes effective...
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Person
Simon Tucker
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Simon joined the LCF Board of Trustees in 2013
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Blog Post
Award-winning Open Book
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We’re delighted to announce that one of our partners, Open Book, has won the Guardian’s Student Diversity and Widening Participation Award. Lankelly Chase has been working with the team at Open Book over the last year to expand the model...
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Project Summary
Centre for Criminal Appeals
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The Centre for Criminal Appeals is a not-for-profit legal centre which uses in-depth investigation to challenge unsafe and disproportionate criminal convictions. With funding from Lankelly Chase, the Centre for Criminal Appeals is using...