📢Our latest report looks at why alcohol-related violence appears to have fallen in England and Wales, by @LucyElBryant.
It suggests:
📉 Declines in youth drinking
📊Shifts in stranger and acquaintance violence
🔍Further investigation for data artefacts
https://t.co/91Q3RlfpZr
A reminder about our 'Crime and Alcohol' seminar this Thursday 10-11:30. We have a line up of three incredible speakers @LucyElBryant, @yeomans_henry and @Carly_LL
Please register here to get the Zoom details https://t.co/azHMHvXaCt
Our next seminar will be June 30th 10-11:30 and we will be discussing all things Alcohol and Crime! We have a line up of three incredible speakers @LucyElBryant @yeomans_henry and @Carly_LL
Please register here if you are not on the mailing list https://t.co/azHMHvXaCt
Thrilling news alert! A date has been set for our next online seminar-go ahead and pop 10am on Thursday 30th June in your diary. We’ll have amazing talks from @yeomans_henry @Carly_LL and @LucyElBryant on crime and alcohol, from the historical to the contemporary. It’ll be ace!
The government response to the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report is out, and there is a section on police that needs addressing *sigh* 🧵
https://t.co/Bkfc6ti5UZ
BREAKING
Liberty & @UnjustUK are taking the Met to court for its racist #GangsMatrix: a secret watchlist of "gang members"
In reality anyone can be on it and be denied entitlements and targeted by stop & search
79% of ppl on it are Black
Crowdfunder⬇️ https://t.co/F2bipVpmTJ
Almost no arrests, almost no weapons found, but all police sources given green light to ramp up section 60 suspiciousless stops. Government policy on street policing will set Britain back decades https://t.co/MG4flIpAzo
🚨 Join our panel: @Carly_LL, @LucyElBryant, myself and Phil Hadfield (panel chair) this Friday 10-11.30 at the #BSCConf2021! Our panel theme: "Alcohol-related violence and harm: a social justice challenge" 🍺🚔 The papers to be discussed are (drum roll please 🥁)... 1/5
We include many recommendations (see here: https://t.co/BkH1cAWrXq), but the findings relating to domestic violence emphasize once more the need to improve access to publicly funded domestic violence services.
New research out today with @Carly_LL – those from lower socioeconomic groups are more likely to experience alcohol-related violence (particularly alcohol-related domestic + acquaintance violence) even when controlling for other victimisation risk factors: https://t.co/edPO2nUxgR