Sexual and violent offending

Info Sheet 45: Space To Think: Lessons and Impact of the IVY Project

This Information Sheet, written by CYCJ’s Linda Robb, summarises some of the learnings from the IVY (Interventions for Vulnerable Youth) Project and discusses the findings

Adjusting Your Lens: Thinking about extremist risk (IVY Conference 2015)

This presentation was delivered by Dr Leanne Gregory at the IVY Conference on 3 December 2015.

Researching Troubled Families

This presentation was delivered by Dr James Hoggett and Prof Liz Frost,The University of the West of England, at the ‘Breaking The Cycle: front page families’ conference

Jim Gamble QPM, INEQE Safe and Secure (National Youth Justice Conference 2015)

Jim Gamble QPM, Chief Executive Officer of INEQE Safe and Secure, delivers a presentation on online CSE and empowering and protecting children through education, at

Working with young people who offend

This paper presents a review of the recent literature relating to effective practice with young people displaying harmful sexual behaviour (HSB), violence or risky substance

Info Sheet 38: Managing Risk of Serious Harm in Young People

This information sheet, written by Stewart Simpson, aims to share key messages in relation to monitoring, supervising and managing young people who are considered to be of

The use of Safer Lives in Scotland with young people displaying sexually harmful behaviours

This report, written by the CYCJ’s Stewart Simpson (Practice Development Advisor) and Nina Vaswani (Research Fellow) considers the research literature as well as the extent

Info Sheet 37: New Technologies, New Victims: Internet Offending

Stewart Simpson discusses how new technologies and the internet are presenting new challenges in terms of offending behavior.

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