Juror Appreciation Week 2025
Help us show our appreciation for the work of jurors.
Who’s taking care of our jurors?
As part of Jury Duty Appreciation Week May 2025 (5th–11th), this hybrid event will bring together researchers and policymakers to honour the role jurors play in the justice system and explore how jurors can be provided with specialist support for their wellbeing.
- Dr Hannah Fawcett – Researcher into Juror Wellbeing
- Mark Farrant – CEO, Canadian Juries Commission
- Kate Nolan – Strategic Advisor, CiC Wellbeing
- Joe Ahearne – former juror
Join our expert panel discussion to explore next steps in supporting juror wellbeing. Book your free ticket here.
Jurors are such a valuable part of the criminal justice system. Our ongoing research highlights this can be a difficult role. Juror Appreciation Week is our chance to say a huge ‘thank you’ to all jurors – past, present and future – for your tremendous hard work and dedication in creating a safe and fair society for us all.
Dr Hannah Fawcett
Juror Appreciation Week is a time to honour the work of jurors who play a key part in our justice system. Our research shows that for some, jury duty can be a challenging experience. It is an opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation to the hard work of all jurors who strive to uphold principles of fairness and equality before the law.
Dr Matt Brooks
Juror Appreciation Week 5th– 11th May 2025 aims to:
- Thank all jurors for completing this important role
- Raise the profile of the importance of jury sevice amongst the public
- Encourage the provision of specialist wellbeing support for jurors
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