Tackling child criminal exploitation

Catherine McNamara

Tackling child criminal exploitation

Catherine McNamara

School of Art, Design & Performance

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Abstract

This short piece discusses a project on Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE),
County Lines, gangs and youth violence for which I am Project Lead. In working in partnership with Active Communities Network the aim is to complement the multi-agency work already in place in the region of Hampshire. The team
includes artists, students, academics and professionals in policing, safeguarding and youth offending. The project exchanges knowledge in order to create a resource that will meet the needs of all partners in their mission to raise awareness and prevent children from being exploited.

Original language	English
Publisher	The Culture Capital Exchange
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 2 Jun 2020

Keywords

applied arts
knowledge exchange
child criminal exploitation

UN SDGs

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