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AvatarThe Scottish Community Safety Network@TheSCSN·
10h

Fantastic chat with @JackieGalbraith @GilliesLorraine and Sarah Jane Linton from @WestLoCollege today about #trauma #supportingbairns #prevention #poverty #CommunitySafety. Brilliant to hear their aspiration to be a #traumaInformed college.

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AvatarThe Scottish Community Safety Network@TheSCSN·
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Have you taken part in our Question of the Month yet? Do you think young offenders aged under 18 should be imprisoned or given alternatives to custody? @ComJusScot @KeeganSmith_Law @JuvenileCrime @PrincesTrustSco

The Scottish Community Safety Network@TheSCSN

Our Question of the Month for this month is themed around the #YearOfChildhood2021. What do you think? 'Young offenders under the age of 18 should not be imprisoned, but given rehabilitative alternatives.' @ComJusScot @vruscotland @ScotGovJustice @CYCJScotland @Creative_Voices

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AvatarCommunityJusticeScot@ComJusScot·
7 May

Many have told us that our webinar 'Social Justice in a Brave New World' has been personally inspiring #SmartJustice

Over 1k views later and it is also being used as a learning aid in universities and the NHS 🙌

Hungry for more? Watch this space👀

➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmkNDHuU924

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AvatarThe Scottish Community Safety Network@TheSCSN·
7 May

Looking for some lunchtime reading? The @CYPCS contributed this blog on pre-trial detention of children in young offenders institutions for our last newsletter. Read the blog at: https://www.safercommunitiesscotland.org/2021/04/19/pre-trial-detention-of-children-in-young-offenders-institutions-and-prisons/ #YearOfChildhood2021 #Prisons #SmartJustice @ComJusScot @ScotGovJustice

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This month’s question

Young offenders under the age of 18 should not be imprisoned, but given rehabilitative alternatives.

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71.43%, 10 votes
14.29%, 2 votes
14.29%, 2 votes
Total votes: 14

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