Throughout the year, we’ll be holding a number of events, which will give you the opportunity to understand how you can put our ‘Evidence into Practice’.
This summer the UK saw racist and Islamophobic riots in many towns and cities. Despite being heavily in the minority, half of the those supporting the riots believed that most people agreed with them, when only 7% did. They had been radicalised – a process by which people support violent action to achieve goals.How are…
Black, Asian and other minority ethnic children are over-represented in the criminal justice system, and this is particularly so for Black boys. Black children can also experience ‘adultification’, where they are viewed and treated as adults, rather than children. As a result of adultification, Black children are more likely to be viewed with suspicion and…
If we want to keep children safe from serious violence, we have to be much more serious about preventing Domestic Abuse and Violence. Join our free Virtual Learning Café where Dr Jade Levell will share her research on the cross-overs and strategic gaps in policy making between domestic abuse and ‘knife crime’. We’ll be joined…
Colleagues from across policing and youth justice are invited to join a Virtual Learning Café run by the Youth Endowment Fund in partnership with the Centre for Justice Innovation. This is part of our Evidence in Practice series, giving you opportunity to hear from experts and practitioners. Outcome 22 (O22) was introduced to the crime…