We're experts on issues related to gender equality, the criminal justice system, and the employment landscape. Please send all media enquiries to lizzy@workingchance.org or 07860 940 455

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  Vacancy: Fundraising Manager

  We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced and talented fundraiser who can help us ensure that our unique organisation continues to expand its reach to women who want to turn their lives around.

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  Blog, Campaign

  Fighting for a better benefits system

  Many women with convictions rely on Universal Credit to survive. Changemakers are advocating for a system that works for them. Here are some main issues that need urgent attention.

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  Blog, Policy briefing

  Joint briefing on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

  The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill in its current form fails to do justice for women. Read our joint briefing with a coalition of women's rights organisations, led by Rights of Women.

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  Blog, Campaign

  Changing the game

  The voices of women with experience of the criminal justice system are too often ignored or overlooked. That’s why we’re excited to introduce Changemakers, a policy and campaign group of women with convictions fighting to change the system.

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  Blog

  Join our advisory panel and help women with convictions reach their potential

  Are you a woman with experience of the criminal justice system? If so, we have a great opportunity for you to make a difference. Working Chance has been supporting women with convictions in their journeys towards employment and financial independence since 2009. We want to support even more women - but we need your help.

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  Blog, Policy briefing

  Left behind on the career ladder #WorstCaseScenario

  Once racially minoritised women with convictions find jobs, the battle with discrimination isn’t over. They are less likely than their white counterparts to access opportunities to progress in their careers.

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  Blog, Policy briefing

  Fighting battles on multiple fronts #WorstCaseScenario

  Racially minoritised women are often fighting battles on multiple fronts whilst looking for work and trying to rebuild their lives - whether that's social stigma, custody battles, or mental health issues.

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  Blog, Policy briefing

  Over-policed and harshly punished #WorstCaseScenario

  A criminal record is a massive barrier to employment. This is the first in our #WorstCaseScenario blog series on how these challenges are much tougher for racially minoritised women, who face multiple and intersecting discrimination.