Youth Violence
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Google books | books.google.com |
|---|---|
| Originally published | 1998 |
| Editors | Michael Tonry |
| Mark Moore | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1823303 |
About Youth Violence
Youth violence has become one of the most contentious and perplexing issues in current debates on crime policy, not the least because of the sharp increase in violence among young minority males since the mid-1980s. . . .
Prince William visits Moss Side youth projects in Manchester
... Prince William was in Manchester s Moss Side to learn about how the Manchester Peace Together Alliance is trying to tackle Youth Violence...
The trauma surgeons battling to save young victims of knife crime
......
Croydon: Boy, 17, questioned over schoolgirl's stab death
... Anthony King, chairman of My Ends - a project helping combat Youth Violence in Croydon, was with the girl s family after the incident and said they were " heartbroken"...
When a child is shot, doctors must heal more than just bullet holes
... Last year, she launched the hospital s first Youth Violence intervention program...
General election 2019: Croydon in focus
... Tom Magrath is worried about the rise in Youth Violence Tom Magrath has been working on a stall at the town s Surrey Street market since he was 14...
Blue Story: UK cinema ban called 'institutionally racist'
... The spirit behind it is stirring up this undercurrent, or supporting or fuelling this undercurrent, this narrative of violence, Youth Violence and disregard for life, he said...
Blue Story: Cinema chains pull gang film after 'machete' brawl
... The spirit behind it is stirring up this undercurrent, or supporting or fuelling this undercurrent, this narrative of violence, Youth Violence and disregard for life, he said...
Birmingham Star City: Girl, 13, among 'machete' brawl arrests
... There are no short-term fixes to this, so we re prepared and we re in this for the long run and we re going to work with schools and other partners to prevent Youth Violence becoming an increasing problem...
Prince William visits Moss Side youth projects in Manchester
The Prince of Wales has been put on The Spot when visiting a youth project in a city when a boy asked him how much was in his bank account.
Prince William was in Manchester's Moss Side to learn about how the Manchester Peace Together Alliance is trying to tackle Youth Violence .
Amir Hassan, 11, made The Prince laugh with his financial inquiry during The Visit to the Hideaway Youth Project.
The Boy said afterwards The Future king had quipped he did not know The Answer .
The Prince was joined by Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham after The Prince 's Royal Foundation and The Politician 's office donated £50,000 each to bolster The Work of the Manchester Peace Together Alliance.
The funding will be used to create an employment, skills and training programme for Young People At Risk of violence.
Prince William met some mothers who had Lost Children to violence, including Audrey Preston, 57, whose 21-year-old son was killed three years ago.
She Said : " I think it's important he came into Moss Side to listen to our stories. When I was told he was coming I thought 'wow, why would he want to come and listen to me?'.
" Lots of kids get murdered in this area and nobody cares really about the families, we're just left to Our Own devices, so it's good he came, good for the community. "
The Prince also visited Jessie's Wall, a memorial built in, a teenager who was shot dead in 2006 in a park in Moss Side .
Later, he visited the Moss Side Millennium Powerhouse, a community hub with sports facilities and a library.
He brought with him his own donation to the food bank, a basket of food of cultural importance to Jamaicans, but sometimes hard to buy in the UK, including okra, yams and dragon fruit.
Source of news: bbc.com