ALT An image of a phone with the SOS Emergency Call button visible. Text reads: We're Calling SOS. 55 organisations have joined our call demanding a dedicated Secretary of State for Women and Girls.
ALT A picture of a young Chris Tchaikovsky, smoking a cigarette, is overlaid with text that reads: “Excluding people from society does not, never has and never will, help offenders live well...within society. Imprisonment is in fact a brutalising, disabling and deforming experience and not, as some would argue, a positive, enabling and reforming one.” Chris Tchaikovsky, Founder of Women in Prison
ALT A branded graphic says "we're hiring" and "Join the Women in Prison Team" - It has a purple, yellow, steel blue and orange abstract graphic behind the text.
ALT Text reads: "The increasing levels of self-harm, currently 10 times that of the male estate, and severely mentally unwell women being in prison is wholly unacceptable...Rather than locking women up, we need to invest in community-based services - like domestic abuse, welfare, mental health and housing - to address the root causes that draw women into the criminal justice system. " Sonya Ruparel, CEO of Women in Prison
ALT A handwritten note says "My story is...". At the bottom of the image there's orange typed text that says #IWD2024 and Women in Prison's logo in either corner.
ALT A handwritten note says "My story is...". At the bottom of the image there's orange typed text that says #IWD2024 and Women in Prison's logo in either corner.
ALT Quote says: "I know I did something wrong and I am not saying I don’t deserve to be here, because I do. But if I got the help I asked for, I never would have done what I did." Melissa, a woman in prison
ALT UK Parliament building, via Unsplash.
