Claire Jenkins is the Co-Chair of Amicus, a UK-based charity that helps provide legal representation to people on Death Row in the United States. She is also a Non-Executive Director of Sports Direct International plc, the UK’s leading sports retailer.
Claire’s career started in the City of London with the investment management company, Laing & Cruikshank, where initially she was one of only two female institutional stockbrokers. After seven years she felt confined by dealing solely in figures and moved into investor relations where she advised clients on their communications with the stock market, and then moved in-house in industry. Her last corporate role was as Group Director, Corporate Affairs at Rexam plc, a multi-national packaging company with an annual turnover of c. £4 billion and with 8,000 employees.
'When I was remanded, I gave up on my filmmaking career, but that changed when I signed up for the Radio Wanno course'.
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WINNER - EVCOM Clarion Award 2014
Documentary - The Butler Trust - One nomination can change prison.
Winner - EVCOM Clarion Awards 2014
Doing Time with Eddie Nestor
Butler Trust Award Winner 2013
for services to prison radio - won by Kevin Field, Donovan McGrath and Simon Sujeewon.
Programming Awards
Won by the men taking part at Radio Wanno, programmes made by prisoners for prisoners.
The Mind Media Awards 2012
• Nominated - Speech Radio — Mental Health In Prison
The Mind Media Awards 2011
• WINNER - The Chairman's Special Award — An Interview with Stephen Fry
The Sony Radio Academy Awards 2011
• NOMINATED - Best Community Programming for HIV - A Life Sentence
IVCA Clarion Awards
• WINNER 2012
Doing Time with Hugh Jackman
• Highly Commended 2012
Freedom Through Learning
• Highly Commended 2012
Governors Questions
• WINNER 2011
HIV - A Life Sentence
• WINNER 2010
Safety In Custody
• HIGHLY COMMENDED AWARD 2010
An Interview with Stephen Fry
Koestler Awards
Awards include Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Highly Commended and Commended and are listed in year order.
2012
• SILVER AWARD
An Interview with Sarah Leipciger
• SILVER AWARD
The Cultural Olympiad Book
• BRONZE AWARD
Bicentenary Anniversary of Charles Dickens
• BRONZE AWARD
Governor's Question
• COMMENDED AWARD
Mental Health Awareness in Prison
• COMMENDED AWARD
BHM Interview by Nash
2011
• Jeremy Paxman 'Help' Category BRONZE WINNER
HIV - A Life Sentence
• BRONZE AWARD
An Interview with Stephen Fry
• HIGHLY COMMENDED
An Interview with Tim Robertson of The Koestler Trust
• HIGHLY COMMENDED
Spoken text - My Last Word
• BRONZE AWARD
The Struggle
• COMMENDED AWARD
How 2 Information Features
• COMMENDED AWARD
Victim Awareness Feature
Koestler Awards
2010
• PLATINUM AWARD
Safety In Custody
• COMMENDED AWARD
The Radio Wanno Weekend Show
• COMMENDED AWARD
Radio Wanno Group Adverts 2010
Koestler Awards
2009
• SILVER AWARD
The Radio Wanno Breakfast Show - The first daily prison radio breakfast show
• GOLD AWARD
Radio Wanno Group Adverts 2009
• HIGHLY COMMENDED
The Big Interview: Louis Ferranti Mafiosi
Let's have more services for young dads like @youngdadstv, instead of dad-bashing http://t.co/KIc4M6Zx2s @SeanyOkane
— Fatherhood Institute (@fatherhoodinst) November 14, 2013
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Hackney Cogs
Unit 11, Bayford Street Industrial centre
Bayford Street
London
E8 3SE
Tel: 0208 1917330
Visiting us:
From Bethnal Green Tube Station: Walk along Cambridge Heath Road heading North towards Hackney Central. Take the left turn onto Bayford Street, and then a right turn onto Elizabeth Fry Road (Walking time 23 minutes)
From London Fields Overground Station: Turn right onto Mentmore Terrace, take a left onto Lamb Lane and then turn right onto Sidworth Street. The entrance to the Bayford Street Industrial Centre is on the left (Walking time 2 minutes)
Alternatively take bus 106 or 254 from Bethnal Green (Stop S on Cambridge Heath Road) towards Hackney and get off at St Josephs Hospice (Stop LP). From there walk 0.1 miles down Mare Street in the same direction and turn left onto Bayford Street. Turn right onto Elizabeth Fry Road and the entrance to the Bayford Street Industrial Centre is on your left.
General enquiries:
Please contact Alice, our administrator at aliceh@insidejobproductions.co.uk
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"It began with the mix of cricket and a former Jamaican Prime Minister."
" I would never have thought that I could edit a film or act in front of camera".
Quote from a long term prisoner serving an IPP sentence. He was referring to a film he has just completed, which he Wrote, Directed and acted in." This is one of the best examples of media practice that I have seen in a UK prison "
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