To help you keep informed and continue your professional development, we’ve provided free access to the latest youth and criminal justice information, including government consultations, newsletter and conference materials, and national standards and guidelines.
Trauma, Bereavement and Loss: Key learning and messages from research and practice
To support the move towards a trauma-informed workforce, CYCJ, Barnardo’s Scotland and the University of Strathclyde have published key messages and findings from a body
Here and now: an evaluation of Barnardo’s trauma, bereavement and loss services in schools
Drawing on the learning from the evaluation of trauma, bereavement and loss service for women in HMP & YOI Polmont a pilot service was planned
The trauma, bereavement and loss experiences of women in prison
The partial closure of Scotland’s only dedicated female prison, Cornton Vale, following the recommendations from the Commission on Women Offenders report, led to the relocation
Bullying behaviours: the relationship with offending, violence and exclusion
A recent survey of more than 2,000 children found that being bullied was the top barrier to having a good childhood. Other researchers have concluded
CYCJ Annual Workplan 2019-2020
This workplan specifies the projects and activities CYCJ will undertake in 2019/2020, primarily funded by the Scottish Government’s ‘CYCJ grant’.
June e-bulletin 2019
Top class conferencing, improving outcomes and sharing knowledge
Bullying behaviours: adverse experiences for all involved?
The Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice (CYCJ) has published a paper that draws together evidence from a rapid review of the literature in relation
Substance Misuse and Young People in Scotland
This short report is the output from a pilot practitioner research placement, jointly embarked upon by CYCJ and Includem, as part of CYCJ’s commitment to
Preventing offending: Improving our approach to workforce development
This resource was produced by the Developing Capacity and Improvement Implementation Group, and developed as part of the Scottish Government’s Youth Justice strategy: Preventing offending:
