Breaking the cycle of incarceration via systemic reforms, cross-sector collaboration and lifelong support
A curated line-up of leaders across justice, corrections, law enforcement, legal services, community organisations, and public policy will be announced shortly
Hayley Foster, BBus (Ec) LLB (Hons) GDLP GDFDRP GAICD, is the Director of Family Violence and Director of Access, Equity, and Inclusion at the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
I am a passionate advocate for systemic change in the criminal justice space, especially its treatment of people with trauma, substance misuse, homelessness and First Nations peoples, with a focus on the over incarceration of these cohorts.
Dr Samantha Neylon trained as an Occupational Therapist
Caroline Hood, a licensed clinical social worker, is the newly appointed CEO of Prisoners Aid Association NSW, a 125-year-old organisation serving people as they exit incarceration and reintegrate into community.
Vaughan Winther brings over 30 years of experience across government and the not-for-profit sectors, and is a leading voice for criminal justice reform and innovative service design
Jackie Galloway is a respected community leader in the Victorian legal assistance sector, working towards a more equitable society.Â
Lea-Ann is the Director of Policy and Programs within the Youth Crime Group, Queensland Police Service. 
Juergen is the Principal Managing Lawyer for VALS Aboriginal Families Law.
Vanessa Hollis is a Director at Queensland Corrective Services, leading a reform program created to deliver the recommendations of Queensland’s historic Women’s Safety and Justice Taskforce.