The National Federation for Educational Research (NFER) study focuses on the range of approaches that local authorities and partner organisations take to address negative perceptions.
Positivity in Practice: Approaches to Improving Perceptions of Young People and their Involvement in Crime and Anti-social Behaviour highlights the need for a more co-ordinated and strategic approach to the issue.
A number of initiatives that have worked are highlighted, including listening to young people’s voices, intergenerational activities and high-visibility activities in "hot spot" areas.
The report suggests that local authorities should carry out an audit of current activities designed to have a positive impact on perceptions and measure their impact more systematically.
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