Irene Taylor Trust performances
The Irene Taylor Trust is holding a series of public performances to showcase its various projects creating original music with people in contact with the criminal justice system.
Introduction to arts in prisons
A one-day training course covering practical tips and key things to consider before embarking on creative work in prisons.
Koestler Arts at Southbank Centre in October
Koestler Arts presents a series of events to coincide with its annual exhibition at Southbank Centre.
Music in Prisons at HMP Risley
See new music from participants on the Irene Taylor Trust’s Music in Prisons programme at HMP Risley, during a one-off concert at the prison.
Introduction to arts in prisons
NCJAA’s one day introductory course to explore some of the questions to consider before embarking on creative work in prisons.
Music in Prisons project performance
See live music at HMP Hollesley Bay, created by the residents in collaboration with The Irene Taylor Trust.
Music in prisons: defining a successful project
In this evening seminar Sarah Doxat-Pratt (University of Nottingham) will look at music projects in a prison context, drawing on a year’s fieldwork with the Irene Taylor Trust.
Introduction to arts in prisons
A one day introductory course to delivering arts projects in prisons. Delivered by the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance and Music in Prisons’ Sara Lee.
Vacancies at Irene Taylor Trust
The Irene Taylor Trust is looking for a new Community Projects Coordinator and Business Development Manager to join its team in Borough, London. The charity is small, but with big ambition, determined to bring creativity, life-skills and artistic excellence to some of the most disadvantaged people in the UK. Over the last five years it has focused on strategic […]
British Society of Criminology Conference 2018
‘Transforming Criminology: rethinking crime in a changing world’ will be relevant to those with an interest in: criminology, criminal justice, socio-legal studies, social policy, law, human rights, psychology and sociology; and includes dedicated arts in criminal justice sessions.