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Christian Weaver speaks at Feltham Young Offenders Institution

8 December 2021

Christian Weaver

Earlier this month, Christian Weaver delivered a talk at Feltham Young Offenders Institution.

The talk was organised by the YOI’s Education Department with the intention of raising the aspirations of the young men inside the prison. Topics of conversation on the day included career options following release, Christian’s work as a barrister and author and with The Law in 60 Seconds and lessons he has learned on his journey so far, followed by a Q&A session with both prisoners and staff.

Christian is open to invitations to speak from other YOI and prisons. Please contact gcn@gcnchambers.co.uk for more information. 

 

 

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