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On 1 July 2010, over 100 guests attended the first annual U R Boss event at the Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms in Westminster. The event saw the launch of Life inside 2010, the Howard League’s first report to be led by young people, offering a unique insight into day to day life for the 1,700 boys held in prison custody today. The report launch was followed by an exclusive screening of three new animated films made by young people and tackling youth justice issues.  

Images from the event

Photographs by Kerstin Hacker

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