Roasting Redemption
Have you ever thought about who makes your coffee?
This week on the Rebel Justice podcast, we have a rehabilitation special episode and we are joined by Max Dubiel, founder of the celebrated coffee brand, Redemption Roasters, in conversation with Dr Nigel Gould-Davies, former British Ambassador to Belarus and senior FCO civil servant.
Their conversation walks us through Max Dubiel’s journey from university graduate to founder and owner of Redemption Roasters, the coffee company that has been training and employing former prisoners for over 7 years. In the UK, under 20% of prisoners find employment within six weeks of release, the figure dropping even lower for female prisoners at a rate of just 4%. Thus, whilst Dubiel maintains a business heavy mindset, in committing to this project he had to make the decision between “profit and purpose”.
Redemption Roasters has established 10 coffee shops based in London, 9 Coffee Academies all over the UK, training prisoners in employable barista skills, and their very own in-prison Roastery at HMP The Mount.
We're delighted that Redemption Roasters will be developing an exclusive Caledonian Road blend for The View Café soon!
By equipping former prisoners with the skills and confidence to reintegrate into society, Redemption Roasters reduces reoffending one latte at a time.
Listen now using the link below and in our stories and bio.
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Have you ever thought about who makes your coffee?
This week on the Rebel Justice podcast, we have a rehabilitation special episode and we are joined by Max Dubiel, founder of the celebrated coffee brand, Redemption Roasters, in conversation with Dr Nigel Gould-Davies, former British Ambassador to Belarus and senior FCO civil servant.
Their conversation walks us through Dubiel’s journey from university graduate to founder and owner of Redemption Roasters, the coffee company that has been training and employing former prisoners for over 7 years. In the UK, under 20% of prisoners find employment within six weeks of release, the figure dropping even lower for female prisoners at a rate of just 4%. Thus, whilst Dubiel maintains a business heavy mindset, in committing to this project he had to make the decision between “profit and purpose”.
Redemption Roasters has established 10 coffee shops based in London, 9 Coffee Academies all over the UK, training prisoners in employable barista skills, and their very own in-prison Roastery at HMP The Mount. We're delighted that Redemption Roasters will be developing an exclusive Caledonian Road blend for The View Café soon!
By equipping former prisoners with the skills and confidence to reintegrate into society, Redemption Roasters reduces reoffending one latte at a time.
Listen now using the link below and in our stories and bio.
@redemptionroasters @infinite.exile @iissorg
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We had such a great night, chilling and painting @london.theviewcafe this evening ! Thanks to Sameen and friends for popping by and enjoying our Art with Heart space!
See Dr Mirslav Dobrev peeking in like Rasputin's ghost?
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Have you ever thought about who makes your coffee?
This week on the Rebel Justice podcast, we have a rehabilitation special episode and we are joined by Max Dubiel, founder of the celebrated coffee brand, Redemption Roasters, in conversation with Dr Nigel Gould-Davies, former British Ambassador to Belarus and senior FCO civil servant.
Their conversation walks us through Dubiel’s journey from university graduate to founder and owner of Redemption Roasters, the coffee company that has been training and employing former prisoners for over 7 years. In the UK, under 20% of prisoners find employment within six weeks of release, the figure dropping even lower for female prisoners at a rate of just 4%. Thus, whilst Dubiel maintains a business heavy mindset, in committing to this project he had to make the decision between “profit and purpose”.
Redemption Roasters has established 10 coffee shops based in London, 9 Coffee Academies all over the UK, training prisoners in employable barista skills, and their very own in-prison Roastery at HMP The Mount. We're delighted that Redemption Roasters will be developing an exclusive Caledonian Road blend for The View Café soon!
By equipping former prisoners with the skills and confidence to reintegrate into society, Redemption Roasters reduces reoffending one latte at a time.
Listen now using the link below and in our stories and bio.
@redemptionroasters @infinite.exile @iissorg
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Join us for episode 61 of the Rebel Justice podcast with Simon Natas, a founding partner of ITN Solistas in London, who specialises in criminal defence and protest law, and Jeremy Dein, KC, one of the country's leading criminal silks, who has appeared in numerous high-profile criminal trials and appeals. In this episode, Simon and Jeremy discuss the crisis in the criminal justice system.
Do you want to listen to a captivating conversation with Simon and Jeremy? Look no further! Click the link below to join the discussion and share your thoughts. Don't miss this opportunity! https://rebeljustice.buzzsprout.com/1893705/14267081
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We are delighted to have the privilege of hosting two distinguished legal experts: Simon Natas, an award-winning solicitor, and Jeremy Dein, a highly skilled barrister who has been described by Chambers as “very intelligent, very focused and very determined”.
Join us for episode 61 of the Rebel Justice podcast with Simon Natas, a founding partner of ITN Solistas in London, who specialises in criminal defence and protest law, and Jeremy Dein, KC, one of the country's leading criminal silks, who has appeared in numerous high-profile criminal trials and appeals. In this episode, Simon and Jeremy discuss the crisis in the criminal justice system.
Do you want to listen to a captivating conversation with Simon and Jeremy? Look no further! Click the link below to join the discussion and share your thoughts. Don't miss this opportunity! https://rebeljustice.buzzsprout.com/1893705/14267081
#criminaljustice #socialjustice #podcast #theview #rebeljustice #livedexperience #criminaldefence #theviewmag #rebelljustice #simonnatas #protests #justicereform #jeremydein #listennow
Join us in episode 61 of the Rebel Justice podcast with Simon Natas, a founding partner of ITN Solistas in London who also specialises in criminal defence and protest law and Jeremy Dein, KC, who is one of the country’s leading criminal silks, appearing in countless high profile criminal trials and appeals. Simon and Jeremy confront the crisis in the criminal justice system.
We’re honoured to host an award-winning solicitor, Simon Natas and a uniquely skilful barrister, with Chambers regarding him as “very intelligent, very focused and very determined,” Jeremy Dein.
Are you interested in listening to an engaging discussion with Simon and Jeremy? Look no further! Click on the link below to join in on the conversation and share your thoughts. Don't miss out on this opportunity! https://rebeljustice.buzzsprout.com/1893705/14267081
#criminaljustice #socialjustice #podcast #theview #rebeljustice #livedexperience #criminaldefence #theviewmag #rebelljustice #simonnatas #protests #justicereform #jeremydein #listennow
The Rebel Justice is proud to present a Higher Courts Advocate who specialises in Crime and Human Rights, Simon Natas and an unparalleled and skilful barrister, Jeremy Dein, KC, who was awarded ‘Crime Silk’ in 2003 by Chambers UK and Legal 500.
As one of the UK’s most experienced and respected defence lawyers, Jeremy Dein, KC, has a reputation for being fearless, relentless and highly professional in defending his clients. An award-winning solicitor and a Higher Courts Advocate, Simon Natas specialises in criminal and human rights law. He has been consistently rated as one of Chambers and Partners’ leading solicitors.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to engage in a thought-provoking discussion with Simon and Jeremy. Click on the link below now and be a part of this intriguing exchange of stories, ideas and motivations https://rebeljustice.buzzsprout.com/1893705/14267081
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Being in prison isn’t just a deprivation of your freedom. It’s a calculated deprivation of your family, friends, clothing, your job. Everything is taken from you, everything that defines who you are in this world is taken from you. The trauma and the daily violence just become a normal part of life. You must find a way out. You must try to lift yourself above the bars, the fences and the endless filthy corridors of pain and suffering.
Farah Damji talks to Anna Delvey about how it felt to be a migrant in America and the criminal justice system and begins the conversation about art in prison and how they used paint as makeup.
The prospect of interviewing @theannadelvey (Anna Sorokin), Netflix’s notorious Inventing Anna series is both a coup and a responsibility for the View’s Rebel Justice Podcast. At The View, we believe that all women are capable of redemption. We wish to create an open space to give people a platform to recast their own narratives and retell their stories.
With the Rebel Justice Podcast Anna opens up about her experience in prison and how creativity kept her going, join us in conversation with Anna https://rebeljustice.buzzsprout.com/
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Hosting an interview with @theannadelvey, Netflix's infamous Inventing Anna, is both an honour and a responsibility for The View's Rebel Justice Podcast. At The View, we believe all women matter. We create an environment where people can tell their stories and rediscover their stories.
In this interview with Anna Delvey, Farah from The View discusses her experiences as a migrant in America and criminal justice and kicks off the conversation with an exploration of art in prisons and the use of paint as makeup.
In this Rebel Justice Podcast, Anna talks about her time in jail and how her creativity kept her going. Join us for an interview with Anna. https://rebeljustice.buzzsprout.com/
Prison is not just a deprivation of liberty. It is a calculated deprivation of family, friends, clothes, employment. Everything is taken away from you. Everything that makes you who you are in the world is taken away. The trauma and daily violence becomes an everyday part of your life. You have to find a way out of this. You have to try to rise above these bars, these fences and these endless, filthy corridors of suffering and pain.
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We invite you to listen to part 2 of our conversation with Lisa Guenther. Solitary confinement is a major focus of our discussion. Women prisoners often experience a range of difficulties, including mental health issues, as well as maternal estrangement, where they are isolated from their children and family members. The criminal justice system often presents punitive objectives as opposed to rehabilitative objectives, which Lisa welcomes.
Many people don't know about the terrible things that happen in the prison system, for example, solitary and racial profiling. Lisa challenges people's ideas about what it's like to be in prison and challenges us to look at the harsh reality of the American prison system.
Listeners, we invite you to gain a deeper understanding of the prison experience, confront difficult truths and join in the movement towards a fairer and more equal society. Through the listening experience, we gain insight into the intricacies of solitary, the weaponization of race in the criminal justice system, and the possibilities for systemic transformation. This insight, combined with our shared values of justice and fairness, can be a powerful force for good.
Listen to Lisa Guenther with the Rebel Justice Podcast here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1893705/14117285
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In 2020, Sara Watson, a prison law specialist, spoke on BBC radio about the issue of female injustice in prison and law. She also discussed the very first edition of The View, which represents women who are in the criminal justice system and are either looking to be re-released or are not receiving the necessary assistance while they are in custody. The View provides support to these women by helping them with their release plans or accessing the parole board for a re-release. Similarly, in the mental health system, there is a comparable situation where the most vulnerable individuals are seeking support to be released from the mental health system.
The View magazine is specifically for and by women. While there are numerous magazines and media coverage which focus on men in custody, women in the criminal justice system are not well represented in the stories the media choose to platform. The purpose of our magazine is to highlight women and their experiences, to delve into who they are as individuals and to shed light on the challenges they face while in custody, in detention or in other places where the state has curtailed women's freedom and agency.
A significant number of women who have been placed in local authority care tend to be victims of domestic violence and are more susceptible to becoming involved in the criminal justice system.
Additionally, their mental health is often affected by the circumstances in which they're forced to live.
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Imagine being locked in a space the size of your bathroom in your bathroom with no phone, no contact with any other human and no Netflix or Deliveroo. That is what many women are going through today, in our outdated and punitive, soul-destroying prison system.
Lisa Guenther has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the fields of political philosophy, phenomenology, and prison studies, having conducted research and commentary on these topics for more than two decades. She is currently a Queen's National Scholar in political philosophy and critical prison studies at the University of Queen's in Kingston, Canada and is the author of Solitary Confinement, Social Death and Its Afterlives, as well as the co-edited Death and Other Punishments: Philosophy in the Age of Massive Incarceration.
Lisa documented how solitary confinement destroys a prisoner's sense of self and their capacity to comprehend the world around them. Lisa shows the real consequences of long-term, forced isolation. Women experience a disproportionately high level of trauma in their criminal history, which can manifest in a variety of forms, both as children and as adults. This trauma is linked to the onset of criminal behaviour, particularly when it comes to coping strategies, such as substance use, mental health issues, and certain forms of violence.
With the Rebel Justice Podcast Lisa closely examines deeply traumatic experiences and painful, mistold historical events by initially addressing Salpetriere Hospital in Paris and Jean-Martin Charcot.
Listen to Lisa Guenther share her knowledge and experience in solitary confinement and segregation with the Rebel Justice Podcast here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1893705/14117285
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The Voice of Women in Prison and Women Everywhere whose liberty and fundamental rights are being violated by the State. The View Magazine CIC, a Community Interest Company limited by guarantee, was founded by a small group of women while in prison to share their experiences with the criminal justice system. It is supported by leading Barristers Jurists and Human Rights Advocates. The View is a vital resource for anyone concerned about the situation of women in prison, their families and networks and the people who represent and advocate for them.
The View looks at systemic and entrenched social justice issues, with fresh eyes further supporting peace and justice in institutions. We produce a counter-narrative, by championing creativity and lived experience. With the right resources, we aim to tear down and rebuild the way our government and society approach criminal justice for women. We need a deeper understanding of the compounding factors that are largely responsible for women entering and then getting trapped in the revolving door of the criminal justice system.
The View is a grass-roots, social enterprise and campaigning platform that amplifies women's voices within the justice system, gives them an outlet for their creativity, and helps them achieve financial independence. The View is distributed to women's prison estates, secure units, and detention centres free of charge thanks to LUSH, our natural make-up company.
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Do you feel like you're living with constant hope and worry about what will happen to our planet? Well, our guests for this episode,@lindaaspey and @susanpeasebanitt, are talking about eco-anxiety and how it's creeping into our society. They talk about their own experiences and why it's important to break the silence and talk about the mental health effects of climate change.
They talk about how privileged communities affect indigenous people, how important it is to reconnect with nature, how Active Hope and communities can help fight climate change and how we can get from feeling anxious to *actually* doing something about it. Additionally, they answer how we can build empathy, connect and take action to make the world more sustainable and equitable.
In this episode, Linda and Susan explore the role of media in shaping our perception of environmental health. They discuss the subtle ways in which media can contribute to climate change denial, as well as the socially constructed silence around environmental issues.
Additionally, they discuss the lack of rituals and conversations surrounding environmental degradation in Western society and why this is important. Finally, they reflect on the need for a collective response to the existential threat to the environment.
Join us on this journey to rediscover our connection with nature! Listen here:
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