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CYCJ Webinar: Next Steps for Restorative Justice in Scotland: Stakeholder Insights and Pathways Forward

This webinar provided summary findings from Restorative Justice in Scotland: A Day of Reflection, Learning and Action, with a focus on children and young people, which took

Creative Conversations Episode 21: Workforce development

In this episode, Communications and Engagement Advisor Katya Allcott-Amjad sits down with three members of CYCJ’s Practice Development team, Carole Murphy, Pamela Morrison and Joanne

Changing faces and heightened ACEs: results from the 2025 secure care census

This report presents provides a contemporary profile of every child accommodated within Scotland’s secure care estate on the day of the 2025 census. Building on

CYCJ response to the Prison population and penal reform consultation

CYCJ welcomed this consultation and support its main focus on delivering reforms to reduce the prison population to a sustainable level. Our response, however, also

CYCJ responses to calls for views on the pre-budget scrutiny process

The Children and Young People’s Centre for Justice (CYCJ) very much welcomes the opportunity to respond to the call for views on the pre-budget scrutiny

CYCJ Webinar: Complex Lives: The enduring impact of care-experience for people in the justice system

Summary: Children with experience of out-of-home care are criminalised at five times the rate of their peers. In this webinar, Dr Hope Kent will present

CYCJ Annual Report 2025-2026

This report sets out the significant achievements from this period, including highlights such as: Launching of the CYCJ eLearning platform, offering practitioners of all disciplines

Towards Child Centred Justice as a System Level Paradigm Shift: Conceptualising a New Framework Through the Scottish Whole System Approach

Child-centred justice represents a paradigm shift: moving beyond systems that merely adapt procedures for children, towards systems fundamentally designed around children’s rights, developmental needs and lived experiences. This

July 2026 E-Bulletin

Welcome to the July 2026 edition of CYCJ’s E-Bulletin! This month, we bring you the latest updates on Scotland’s youth justice policy and practice, as

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