ADJ volunteer Charlie Herd has spoken in the UK Parliament as part of the A Personal Sentence campaign, which has been raising awareness about the need for more support for women with ADHD in the prison system. The campaign has also highlighted the underrepresentation of women with the condition in the criminal justice system and the lack of diagnosis or diagnosis for it. Herd emphasized the importance of understanding the nature of ADHD and supporting women in the right education, support, and screening in prisons for screening and readiness to reintegrate. Boss, who worked with Herd previously, described Herd as "an absolutely amazing girl" and "the most beautiful thing I've ever seen".