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The Women’s Justice Reimagined partnership calls on the Women’s Justice Board to address deep disparities within the criminal justice system for Black, Asian, racially minoritised and migrant women.

Agenda Alliance is delighted to announce the appointment of four new members onto our Board of Trustees: Tina Ajuonuma, Anne Kazimirski, Mariam Radi, and Tanja Salem.

Our response to the recently tabled Sentencing Bill, and its potential opportunities and impacts for women and girls experiencing multiple unmet needs.

We're delighted to share Agenda Alliance's impact report, detailing how we've pushed the overlooked and underrepresented needs of women and girls onto the political agenda since our formation.

Jess Southgate, our Deputy CEO, is moving on to a new role at the Youth Endowment Fund. She reflects on seven meaningful years at Agenda.

Our response to the latest quarterly Safety in Custody statistics from the Ministry of Justice, expressing concern for young women's safety after self-harm in women's prisons reach 'new peak'.

We've analysed Department of Education data, revealing there has been a dramatic increase in the number of girls who are severely absent from school over the last six academic years.

Our response to the latest statistics release from the Department for Education, showing that the number of girls excluded from school has risen 10% since last year.

Our response to Rachel Reeves' announcement of plans for government spending across the next three years.

Our response to the results of the Sentencing Review, chaired by David Gauke, and its impacts for women experiencing multiple unmet needs.

We spoke to Brooklynn, a member of Birth Companions' Lived Experience Team, and Helen, Senior Coordinator on their Izzy Project, to hear more about the support they offer women navigating the removal of their newborn children.

In recognition of Stalking Awareness Week 2025, a member of Agenda Alliance's advisory network shares her experience, highlighting how criminal justice agencies are failing survivors.