New Research! Read new paper by Kathy Hampson Steve Case and Aaron Brown exploring notions of children's participation in the Youth Justice System!
Read our new article here https://lnkd.in/eVdTpsGB Challenging Notions of Children’s “Participation” in the Youth Justice System with Anthony Charles, Steve Case and Aaron Brown
Director and Principal Practitioner at bMindful - Consultancy and Therapeutic Support
Interesting read on our current youth justice crisis. https://lnkd.in/gMb5fGXP
💭 How can practitioners better support young adults from racialised minorities transitioning in the justice system? More here ➡️ https://buff.ly/3lZyt5k 💡 Many useful insights and learnings from the Alliance for Youth Justice (AYJ) briefing.
Practice and policy are constantly evolving in youth justice. What’s the impact to youth justice services and what’s the cost on non-compliance? Our strategic director, Marc Radley, delved into this topic in greater detail during a recent interview, which you can watch here: https://lnkd.in/eUJ3JzPG. #youthjustice #youngpeople #privacyandpolicy #caci #childview
🚨 New Blog Post Alert! 🚨 "Care work often goes unnoticed, yet it's fundamental to our societies and economies." In his latest post, Germán Parra Gallego dives deep into 'The Recognition of Care as a Human Right and its Intersection with the Criminal Justice System,' shedding light on how care work - encompassing parenting, housework, and support for the vulnerable - is undervalued and how this neglect intersects with issues in the criminal justice system. Explore how the burden of unpaid care work disproportionately affects marginalized women and girls, and discover the impact of recent legal and policy developments aimed at recognizing and addressing these challenges. 🔍 Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/eUW7yGxe
Licensed Private Investigator in Mexico | Certified CAMS, CFCS, ASIS | Specializing in Financial Crimes, Fraud, Corporate and Public Security
The study by Bernburg et al. (2006) offers an invaluable perspective on the unintended consequences of juvenile justice interventions. It reveals how formal labeling can deepen young individuals' involvement in delinquency, challenging us to reevaluate our practices. This evidence prompts a vital question: How can we reform our juvenile justice system to prevent reinforcing the very behaviors we aim to reduce? Let's engage in a discussion about innovative, evidence-based approaches that support youth reintegration and positive development.
Today the Young Advocates, supported by @the_AYJ @LeadersUnlocked, publish their latest report! They present findings from peer-to-peer engagement with 90 children & young people, & recommendations to improve the justice system. Read the report here: https://bit.ly/YA-2024
The REEL Policy Clinic started Orientation this week! Among the topics we discussed--race, reform, and retrenchment--as well as other topics covered in my Essay "Reflections in the Launch of a Racial Justice Clinic and the Bravery of Lions": https://lnkd.in/evKkD7GA.
ACTION ALERT: U.S. Department of Justice is taking one final swing at silencing the Juliana 21 youth voices for good. In total, there have been 22 attempts by the DOJ to kill the case and silence youth voices. No other case in HISTORY has faced this kind of government persecution. The DOJ knows the youth will win. Help us demand that POTUS, VP, and the DOJ hear them at trial. ✊Take Action with Us and Our Children's Trust: bit.ly/BidenDOJ-LTR-OCT #YouthvGov #SaveJuliana
📢 Join our webinar 📢 Tomorrow, May 2nd at 1:00 PM CET, join the webinar for the launch of nominations for the Child and Youth Advisory Group of the 2025 World Congress on Justice with Children. Learn more about this great opportunity for young people that want to make their voice heard. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eE_awYCE #justicewithchildren
Writer, Researcher, Visiting Lecturer at the University of Malta, Assistant Director (Strategy and Implementation), Ministry for Social Policy and Children's Rights, Former Commissioner on Gender-based Violence.
https://lnkd.in/ez24utC6 Beyond statistics that provide us with a macro picture of prevalence, domestic violence, gender-based violence, and femicide are personal - even intimate - phenomena that develop and unravel organically in different kinds of relationships, families, communities, and societies. Human complexity and that of intrapersonal and interpersonal relations makes it hard to find blanket solutions. However, education in its widest sense - from formal schooling to all the mass media available to us - can be a powerful and effective resource to shape and change social beliefs, attitudes, and behaviour. An unwavering commitment to a 'pedagogy of the heart' (to quote Paulo Freire) would help ensure that we, our children, and generations to come never take human dignity, human rights and the meaning of love for granted.