Innocence Work: What's the appeal?

Please note that this event will be held both in-person and streamed online. There will be a limited number of tickets available for in-person, so please ensure you booked the the correct ticket. Your confirmation email will indicate whether you've booked the in-person or online event.

Online Event

We look forward to welcoming you online. We will be using Teams for the online event so we encourage you to download it in advance – although you can use the app via your browser.

Please note that each keynote and session will have its own event link so you will need to join sessions separately. For the keynote, please ensure your video and microphone are turned off. For each session, please ensure your microphone is muted. The chat function will also be available for questions and comments.

Please see the programme:

2:30-3:30pm: Keynote – Dr Neil Hudgell re post office cases

* Chair: Alexandra Fanghanel

3:45-4:45pm: Parallel sessions – please join one

Joint enterprise- evidence issues

* Chair: Jack Tomlin

Innocence Teaching and Learning

* Autobiographical reflections

* Chair: Melissa Pepper

Parasomnia and sexual assault

* Chair: Giulia Zampini

5:00-6:00pm: Parallel sessions – please join one

CCRC application workshop

* Chair: Serpil Tas

Innocence Research

* Post-conviction disclosure Holly Greenwood, Cardiff IP

* Innocence work in England and Wales Louise Hewitt and Claire McGourlay

* Chair: Richard Wild

6.15-7.15pm: Closing Keynote Dean Gillispie

* Chair: Madeline Petrillo