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2009

"What Does Progress in Justice and Safety Look Like?"
Second Annual Harvard Workshop

November 12-13, 2009
Harvard Kennedy School - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Overview

Sponsored by the UK Department for International Development, this workshop was a follow-on to our first workshop in March 2008, and was designed to accelerate collaboration among experts involved in creating systems of indicators for the justice sector, including leaders and responsible officials in governments, development institutions, donor, and civil society organizations.

Participants heard presentations about the measures and indicators currently being developed in Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Jamaica, and discussed the governance context in which they operate. They also learned about the opportunities for new indicator work in Papua New Guinea from representatives of the government and the Australian Government's Overseas Aid Program (AusAID).

As a group we examined the emerging craft of indicator design, the role of civil society organizations in producing indicators, the kind of capacity required to generate good indicators, the contributions that donor organizations could make to development, as well as the use of more meaningful measures of justice and safety for the sector.

This was an opportunity for individuals and organizations beyond the Harvard collaboration to hear formal presentations about the specific measures for a single indicator being designed in the course of the project, and then participate in a discussion of the significance of these indicators for the expanding universe of indicator development in the justice sector.

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Participants

Claudio Beato
Visiting Scholar, Harvard University
Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Minas Gerais Federal University (UFMG)
Brazil

Marea Beeman
Senior Research Associate
Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management
Harvard Kennedy School

Akeem Bello
Senior Special Assistant to Attorney General
Lagos State
Nigeria

Innocent Chukwuma
Executive Director
CLEEN Foundation
Nigeria 

Olayinka Creighton-Randall
Coordinator
Justice Sector Coordination Office
Sierra Leone 

Christine Cole
Executive Director
Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management
Harvard Kennedy School 

Madeleine Crohn
Senior Project Manager
Open Society Justice Initiative

Todd Foglesong
Senior Research Associate
Coordinator, Justice Systems Workshop
Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management
Harvard Kennedy School 

Rachel Gisselquist
Director of Research
Index of African Governance
Harvard Kennedy School

Carolyn Gomes
Executive Director
Jamaicans For Justice

Antonette Grant
Senior Program Officer
DFID-Jamaica

Norman Heywood
Superintendent, Strategic Review Implementation Unit
Jamaican Constabulary Force

Stéphane Jean
Policy and Legal Affairs Officer
Police Division
Office of Rule of Law and Security Institutions
United Nations

Thomas Mustapha Lahai
Chief Superintendent of Police
Director, Corporate Services
Sierra Leone Police Force

Rick Messick
Senior Public Sector Specialist
Public Sector Group
The World Bank

Rick Messick
Senior Public Sector Specialist
Public Sector Group
The World Bank

Mark Montgomery
Governance and Security Adviser
DFID-Caribbean

Peter Parchment
Senior Director
Strategic Planning Policy Research and Evaluation
Ministry of Justice
Jamaica

Jim Parsons
International Indicators Group
Director, Substance Use and Mental Health Program
Vera Institute of Justice

Stanley Raka
Monitoring & Evaluation Manager
Law & Justice Sector Secretariat
Government of Papua New Guinea

Andres Rengifo
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri–St. Louis
Research Fellow
Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management
Harvard Kennedy School

Siboney Reuben
Senior Program Officer, Law and Justice Sector
Government of Papua New Guinea

Christopher Stone
Guggenheim Professor
of the Practice of Criminal Justice
Harvard Kennedy School

Mohamed Suma
Executive Director
Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law
Sierra Leone

Monica Thornton
Director of International Business
Vera Institute of Justice

Horacio Trujillo
Director of Research
Humanity United

Momo Turay
Research & Information Coordinator
Justice Sector Coordination Office
Sierra Leone

Katherine West
First Secretary, Law & Justice
AusAID
Australian High Commission
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (PNG)

Jason Wilks
Manager, Programme and Policy Evaluation
Ministry of National Security
Jamaica

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