Resource Library
The NWJC champions and promotes best practice for working with women in contact with the criminal justice system.
This library catalogues a wide range of resources that consolidate and demonstrate the collective wisdom and expertise of women’s organisations and criminal justice specialists. It contains briefing papers, reports, policy documents, current research and other useful resources that provide insight, expertise and best practice examples for working with and supporting women and girls.
Resources can be filtered by keywords, themes, organisation and format and search results include links to further information and downloadable content.
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Corston Independent Funders' Coalition
Funding women’s access to justice: the Corston Independent Funders’ Coalition 2021 – 2024
This report from the Corston Independent Funders’ Coalition (CIFC) provides top level data on CIFC’s cumulative and co-funding between 2021 and 2024 and makes a call for more funders, both…
National Women's Justice Coalition (NWJC)
The Women’s Centre Model – the Financial Case for Alternatives to Prison
This briefing, co-produced by the National Women’s Justice Coalition and the UK Women’s Budget Group, pulls together new data, key evidence and central arguments to support the financial c…
Clinks
State of the Sector 2024: The voice of the voluntary sector working in criminal justice
For over a decade, Clinks has surveyed the voluntary sector working with people in contact with the criminal justice system, capturing a snapshot of the landscape and the conditions in which these org…
Pro Bono Economics
Underfunded, under resourced and under the radar: the state of the women and girls’ social sector
In the summer of 2024, ROSA, the UK funder for women and girls, commissioned Pro Bono Economics (PBE) to conduct a comprehensive survey to help them better understand the depth and breadth of challeng…
Mapping the UK Women and Girls Sector and its Funding: where does the money go?
This research, conducted by The Centre for Regional, Economic and Social Research (CRESR) at Sheffield Hallam University and commissioned by Rosa, the National Lottery Community Fund, and Esmée Fairba…
Routes to power and influence for UK women’s organisations
This report consoldiates research conducted in spring and early summer of 2022 and seeks to explore and understand the opportunities for small and grassroots women’s organisations to catalyse ch…