Khulisa is engaged in the trans-national Youth Empowerment and Innovation Project aimed at preventing and tackling radicalisation of young people.
Read moreKhulisa is engaged in the trans-national Youth Empowerment and Innovation Project aimed at preventing and tackling radicalisation of young people.
Read moreMembers of Khulisa’s wider network, consisting of funders, sector peers and policy-makers joined us to celebrate our 10 year anniversary at our Summer Sawubona.
Read moreOur CEO & Director of Delivery, on national TV, make the case for giving young people a safe space to express themselves through a network of trusted adults.
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IPPR is arguing for a new ‘whole-system’ approach to offender management, with powers, resources, and decisions being transferred to a local level.
Read moreCreating a restorative prison culture; Lisa Rowles outlines the rationale for a restorative practice model.
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Khulisa joins 8 other leading criminal justice organisations in order to collectively develop and share best practice.
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