Series Sponsors
With the support of our sponsors and institutional partners, the Justice for All Series brings critical conversations to the heart of the City.
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Serco
Series Sponsor
Serco works at the heart of the UK’s justice and immigration system, delivering services across prisons, courts, probation, and asylum support. With a long-standing partnership with the Ministry of Justice, Serco operates several secure facilities, provides prisoner transport, and supports rehabilitation programmes. As a lead sponsor of the Justice for All Series, Serco brings practical insight into the operational realities and reform needs of today’s justice institutions.
Event sponsors
City of London Corporation
Event Sponsor
As the custodian of the Old Bailey, the City of London Corporation oversees the stewardship, maintenance, and operational readiness of one of the nation’s most significant legal venues. Their sponsorship of the Justice for All Series reflects a broader civic mission: to convene high-level, cross-sector discussions in spaces that symbolise both heritage and responsibility. By enabling this programme in Court One of the Central Criminal Court, the Corporation not only supports timely and courageous discourse—it also reinforces the principle that justice is a collective, civic endeavour.
Rathbones
Event Sponsor
Rathbones is a UK-based investment and wealth management firm with a long-standing commitment to public service, ethical stewardship, and civic engagement. Through its work with charitable trusts and foundations—including those focused on justice, youth, and social mobility—Rathbones supports initiatives that promote fairness, accountability, and long-term impact. Its support for the Justice for All Series reflects this broader commitment to responsible investment in the future of society.
Sodexo
Event Sponsor
Sodexo delivers essential public services across the UK, including the management of custodial environments in partnership with HM Prison and Probation Service. Its work spans prison operations, rehabilitation, facilities management, and reintegration support. Through its sponsorship of the Justice for All Series, Sodexo contributes deep operational expertise and a commitment to supporting more humane, effective justice outcomes.
Research Partners
RAND Europe
Series Research Lead Partner
RAND Europe is the research partner for the Justice for All Series. As an independent, not-for-profit policy research organisation, RAND brings analytical rigour and impartiality to some of the most complex policy questions facing the UK. For this Series, RAND Europe is producing a set of briefing papers and a final capstone report, ensuring that each event is underpinned by evidence and designed to support long-term, practical reform across the justice system.
Dentons
Research Partner
As the world’s largest law firm, Dentons brings global insight and local expertise to justice reform, access, and innovation. With a longstanding commitment to pro bono work and legal inclusion, Dentons’ involvement ensures the Justice for All series benefits from a wide lens on legal systems, regulatory challenges, and solutions that transcend borders.
Linklaters
Research Partner
A leader in corporate law and governance, Linklaters is uniquely positioned to examine how businesses interact with the justice system. From ESG regulation to responsible business conduct, their support helps connect legal frameworks with commercial realities—ensuring justice conversations remain grounded, strategic, and impactful.
IBM
Research Partner
IBM’s work at the intersection of technology, ethics, and society makes it an essential partner in exploring how AI, data, and automation are reshaping justice. From improving court efficiency to safeguarding human rights in digital systems, IBM’s role as a Research Sponsor brings technical depth and forward-looking thinking to the series.
Supporters
DWF
Series Supporter
DWF is a supporter of the Justice for All Series, bringing deep expertise in security, facilities management, and custodial environments. With longstanding experience working alongside public sector partners, including justice institutions, DWF Group plays a critical role in ensuring safe, secure, and dignified environments for those in custody and care. Their support for the Series reflects a broader commitment to operational excellence, rehabilitation, and building a justice system that is both humane and effective.
TechStart
Series Tech Supporter
TechStart Programme is the Tech Supporter of the Justice for All Series. It works with young people and ex-offenders to provide access to digital skills, mentoring, and employment opportunities. By partnering with prisons, community organisations, and employers, TechStart helps individuals build practical capabilities in coding, IT, and digital literacy—often at critical moments of transition. Its work supports rehabilitation, reduces reoffending, and opens new pathways into meaningful work. Through its support of the Series, TechStart brings valuable insight into how technology can promote inclusion, purpose, and second chances within the justice system.
Magna Carta Trust
Series Supporter
The Magna Carta Trust was established in 2021 as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) to replace the previous chartered Trust that was founded in 1957 (see history section below). The modern structure allows the Magna Carta Trust more flexibility in how it operates and achieves its ambitions.
The Trust works to inform and educate the public, especially young people, about the history and contemporary relevance of Magna Carta.
We work closely with many organisations and institutions to promote Magna Carta in the UK and internationally.