The Griffins Society Research Listings
Welcome to the Griffins Society Research Archive. This archive contains the findings of research from over 30 years of research by criminal justice practitioners into the treatment of women and girls in criminal justice, supported by the charity, The Griffins Society.
The Griffins Society closed its doors in 2024, but was a national charity, dedicated to sponsoring indicative research into the treatment of women and girls in criminal justice. Why just women? Put simply, because equality of treatment does not ensure equality of outcomes. The society championed the importance of gender-specific responses in a system still predominantly designed for dealing with male offenders. They adopted a bottom-up approach, encouraging practitioners working with women to apply to the society for support to undertake small scale research projects on issues they had identified from the front-line. The research sponsored was also predominantly qualitative rather than quantitative, in order to give a voice to the women themselves - a voice that is still too often absent. Although small scale, these research findings were often timely and indicative - shining a light on practice and policy and serving as a catalyst for change.
Authors: Hazel Renouf
Published: 2017
Authors: Kirsty Tate
Published: 2016
Authors: Matina Marougka
Published: 2012
Authors: Louise Sandwith
Published: 2011
Authors: Patricia Trehan
Published: 2008
Authors: Fiona Perez
Published: 2007
Authors: Gillian McLeish
Published: 2005
Authors: Carlie Newman
Published: 2005
Authors: Rebecca Clarke
Published: 2004