Notes from the ‘Rights Respecting’ Symposium
A Symposium to mark the publication of the Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice’s ‘Rights Respecting? Scotland’s approach to children in conflict with the law’ report took place at the
May e-bulletin 2020
Assessing the impact of COVID-19, sharing resources and keeping The Promise
Improving risk practice in Scotland: Evaluation of START:AV training
Following a review of risk practice in youth justice in Scotland and the risk assessment tools available, the decision was made to introduce the Short
April e-bulletin 2020
Virtual possibilities, positive participation and silver linings
Practice implications of Coronavirus for Children in Conflict with the Law: An ongoing review
The Coronavirus (Scotland) Act received Royal Assent on April 6, 2020, bringing wide-ranging provisions across a broad range of policy areas, with several implications for
March e-bulletin 2020
Keeping you informed during COVID-19.
Info Sheet 88: Supporting all Under 18s in the Court System
Under 18s who appeared in court say: “I was in court the day after my 16th birthday and didn’t know what was happening…I just didn’t
February e-bulletin 2020
Future-proofing, boundary-spanning and shaping the youth justice vision
The Contribution of CYCJ: Boundary-spanning and System Development
During 2019, CYCJ undertook an evaluation exercise to better understand its impact on youth justice. The exercise was conducted with independent evaluator Catherine-Rose Stocks-Rankin and jointly funded
Grappling with uncomfortable truths: Future-proofing Youth Justice in Scotland
During 2019, the Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice (CYCJ) undertook two major pieces of work with the potential to transform not only what we
