Ecological Youth Justice: Understanding the Social Ecology of Young People's Prolific Offending
Research in Practice
Tuesday, October 30, 2018
This study considers the work of youth offending teams (YOT) with repeat offenders. It advocates using a strengths-based, rather than a risk-based, approach to enable young people's positive development and reduce offending.
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