Street Cones was established in HMP Barlinnie 2014. It's not what you have done, it's what you can become. Led by people who had a history of offending
Moving under-18s from Polmont should've been a catalyst for the transformation of the youth justice system. Instead, the secure units are in crisis. My longread for the @heraldscotland's prison series. https://t.co/rboFu0ygwa
There are still spaces on our Youth Advisory Group. It's a paid opportunity for justice experienced young people to help us better understand the impact of inequalities in the justice system. No skills needed. Please share with anyone who might be interested 🙏🏼💪🏾
This paper has been a long time in the making but glad to be able to share children's experiences of police custody and what this tells us about #traumainformed policing and justice
Open access version here 👇🏾
https://t.co/liqJZHHwAL
@annod_725@thelastnameleft@CYCJScotland
Brilliant conversation on the park bench around the 4 general principles of UNCRC, Articles 2, 3, 6 & 12.The importance of youth work and youth clubs in our communities. Thanks to Johnny Hendry and @mrtncnvn @AberlourCCT@CYCJScotland
https://t.co/4aS99cz5rq
👋🏾We are looking for 10 people aged 14-17 to join our Youth Advisory Group. Time and expenses are reimbursed. Advisory Group members must:
🚔have experience of the justice system
🗓️be able to travel to Glasgow each month
More info: https://t.co/AsyIMWQX9U
Please share 🙏🏽
Amazing discussion with @karynmccluskey about young people's rights in the criminal justice system. The need to empower communities from within and not from above. How far has Scotland come upholding children's rights. EEI and diversion @ComJusScot@CYCJScotland#uncrc
Our guest, Fiona Dyer @fifidyer from CYCJ @CYCJScotland, talks about the Children(care and justice) (Scotland) Act 2024. Children still in adult systems. Also, children's rights when in conflict with the law. Enjoy folks! @ThePromiseScot@girfec https://t.co/1kTf90mAEY
Communities need spaces for children to feel safe, have a sense of belonging, and empower them to participate. We need to stop making decisions in a position of power from above that is not in the best interest of the child. Article 1 UNCRC
We know how important youth clubs are in reaching teenagers who are struggling to find the right path. Johnny, our youth worker, has been supporting young people through our club for over 20 years & knows the difference the club can make👇@Glasgow_Times
https://t.co/YbBw5mosO6
Thanks to our friends from @AberlourCCT @mrtncnvn head of policy and participation and youth worker John Hendry for taking part in our park bench conversation around UNCRC principles, closure of youth clubs, barriers to participation, belonging, community @CYCJScotland@girfec
Our podcast,Kelvingrove Park Bench, launched today . Our first guest, @fergus_mc_music professor of @TheSCCJR. Conversation around the UNCRC, criminal justice system, and his love and passion for the performing arts. @CYCJScotland @ChildReporter Link,
https://t.co/qgWX89MELe
Discussing with Fergus McNeill, professor of criminology @TheSCCJR articles 17, 24, 28, 29, & 31 of the UNCRC on our podcast. The power of the creative arts for participation, development & welfare @fergus_mc_music adverse justice experiences were part of our conversation #AJEs
Kelvingrove Park bench podcast welcomed Fiona Dyer @fifidyer, Director of @CYCJScotland, discussing inclusion as prevention. Also, Scotlands' approach to children and young people in conflict with the law needs to be rights-respecting and keeping @ThePromiseScot#UNCRC
Amazing discussion with Neil Hunter from @ChildReporter linking the Children (Care and Justice) Bill Scotland and the UNCRC. Our podcast will be launching soon @CYCJScotland@ThePromiseScot