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Balancing rights and risks with violent behaviour

If we are to reduce violent behaviour by children, we must first address the causes, according to a new report by the Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice

Trauma and the revolving door of crisis and crime

Tune in on October 22 to hear CYCJ’s Research Fellow Nina Vaswani discuss trauma, crisis and crime as part of the Revolving Door podcast series ‘In Other Words’.

Getting it ‘write’ for every child: November 20

Presenters, decision makers and report writers will come together at this free event to discuss how we can make our reports concerning vulnerable children more meaningful, child friendly and fit for purpose.

Ivy IVY

Interventions for Vulnerable Youth (IVY) Project

The IVY project was introduced by CYCJ to promote best practice in forensic mental health risk assessment and management for young people who present a serious risk of harm to others.

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Balancing rights and risks with violent behaviour

If we are to effectively reduce violent behaviour by children, we must first address the causes, according to a new

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Core Skills: Getting it ‘write’ for every child

20th November 2018

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