Criminal Justice Alliance
We are thrilled to announce that Unseen Victims CIC has been accepted by the Criminal Justice Alliance (CJA) and added to their extensive directory of organisations committed to justice reform and support.
This is a significant milestone for us, as it connects us with a broader network of advocates and changemakers dedicated to making a difference in the UK Criminal Justice System.
Video
Emma speaks with Briggs on Books about her book Unseen Victims.
Juries … Are they fit for purpose?
A new series has aired on Channel 4 which is exploring never seen before, behind the scenes, footage of jury deliberations. I discuss my own experiences of serving jury service and make my argument against the suitability of them for determining guilt or innocence, in these modern times.
Self-harm and Suicide Awareness and Prevention
Poor mental health affects both inmates and their loved ones, leaving behind a trail of challenges. Unseen Victims CIC recognises the imperative of education and information dissemination to empower those in need.
We love your feedback :D Thank you!!
We are constantly receiving endorsements, positive feedback and thanks for the work that we are doing but this email hit differently with me because it identifies entirely the primary objective of The Unseen Victims Project and the necessity for the work we do.
Seeking Trustees & Volunteers
As The Unseen Victims Project grows we are reaching out to anyone who can assist us with various roles within the organisation. We aren’t asking for full time commitment to the role but someone who feels that they could add some value to the work that we are already doing and offer insight from either professional or lived experience backgrounds within the UK Criminal Justice Sector.
Unseen Victims Project Receives Boost with Lancaster University Internships
A WOMAN who started a support network to help what she sees as some of the ‘unseen victims’ of people’s crimes – the families of those who are convicted – has received extra funding to deliver her message far and wide.
Are you an “Unseen Victim” Spotting the Signs: Are You an Unseen Victim in the UK Criminal Justice System?
The UK Criminal Justice System doesn’t just impact those directly involved—it affects families, friends, and loved ones in profound and often unseen ways. Many find themselves navigating emotional, financial, and legal challenges they never expected, often without adequate support or recognition.
A chat with Author and Campaigner Jared Whitaker
After a brief pause to refine our digital strategy, we’re back with exciting updates and a fresh new website design! Recently, our founder, Emma Wells, sat down with Jared Whitaker—author, campaigner, and all-around great guy—to discuss the mission and impact of Unseen Victims CIC.
The conversation highlighted the organisation’s roots in the Falsely Accused and Wrongful Convictions movement, as well as its ongoing commitment to supporting thousands of individuals and families navigating these complex and challenging situations.
High Costs of Prison Visits in the UK: A Hidden Burden on Families
n a recent report by Emma Wells, founder of Unseen Victims, the hidden financial toll on families of prisoners has been brought to light. Supporting a loved one in prison comes with unexpected and substantial costs, with family visits alone averaging £3,000 per year.