Join us on the 7th of November for an online event exploring ethnic inequalities in the CJS (Criminal Justice System) through new research findings, engaging panel discussions and interactive workshops. The event hosted by ARE and CLINKS will bring together researchers, practitioners, and community voices to discuss how ethnic disparities persist and accumulate across the justice system and co-create solutions to address them.

Dr Kitty Lymperopoulou won an Administrative Data Research UK Research Excellence Award from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for the project Ethnic Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System. The awards recognise excellent and innovative analyses carried out using secure data, and promote best practice research methodologies and data matching or linking.

This online workshop, facilitated by ADR UK Research Fellows, Kitty Lymperopoulou and Angela Sorsby, will introduce participants to using the Data First magistrates’ and Crown Court datasets to conduct ethnicity research.

As part of the project Ethnic Inequalities in the CJS we are inviting you to participate in a workshop to discuss the findings and implications of the research, which looks at various patterns and drivers of ethnic inequalities in remand and sentencing.