The Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice won the ‘Collaboration Award’ at Tuesday night’s Legal & General Not A Red Card Awards at the Kia Oval in London.

Ever wondered what makes an effective partnership? AoS is supporting a new research project to develop our understanding as to how partnerships can operate most effectively.

The Alliance of Sport's James Mapstone led a 'Twitter takeover' in partnership with the Sport for Development Coalition and ConnectSport on Monday December 17.

The Alliance of Sport’s sector wide Theory of Change (ToC) has been analysed by experts in the field of sport and criminal justice to open it up to academic critique and debate.

The Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice has received a record £1,000,000 grant from the London Marathon Charitable Trust to deliver a major new project with the Youth Justice Board.

The Alliance of Sport was honoured to travel to Thailand to participate in the Expert Group meeting of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

Tanayah Sam helps young people in school and prisons find a path through life using sport. He says the Alliance of Sport "began a new chapter in my life... and have always gone that extra mile."

Author and researcher Jamie Grundy says his new book "simply wouldn’t have happened if it weren’t for the Alliance of Sport bringing me together with key people from across the sector."

Project Tutor Janet Sylvester says the Alliance of Sport "have been invaluable on so levels" after we showcased their innovative sport-based prison projects across the sector.

The Alliance of Sport used our Theory of Change to help LJ Flanders shape and deliver his innovative Cell Workout fitness and wellbeing programme in prisons.

The Alliance of Sport has helped promote Pete's work and connect him with key contacts across the Secure Estate. "I cannot state enough how much help I've been given and how much it means," he says.

Alliance of Sport Chair James Mapstone outlines how 'PAGs' form the foundation of the Alliance's work in using the power of sport to tackle crime and rehabilitate offenders.

This group aims to build the evidence base and make the case for sport based early intervention and prevention activities

This group worked together between 2015 - 2018 to advocate for the role of sport in tackling youth violence. We are thankful to all the partners for their support and guidance during this time.