What we do
Our vision is a city that is safe for the young Londoners who live here.
By working alongside young Londoners, their families and peers, as well as with the places where they live and spend their time, we can create a safer London not just for them – but everyone.
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Young Londoners & their families
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Young Londoners & their peers
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Housing & communities
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What message does this out to over-policed communities? What message does this send out to Black children already experiencing excessive force by the police? What on earth! The timing of this is distasteful & disgraceful! https://www.theguardian.com/law/2022/may/16/restrictions-on-police-stop-and-search-powers-permanently-lifted?CMP=share_btn_tw
These numbers are devastating. We must remember that evidence points to small, localised units being most effective and, importantly, we will work with partners to ensure custody is used only as a last resort for children who offend. https://twitter.com/NAOorguk/status/1519640080448724992
The Ministry of Justice (@MoJGovUK) and HM Prison & Probation Service (@hmpps) expect the number of children in custody to more than double by September 2024.
Work is required to improve the youth custodial estate to meet the increased demand.
More here: https://orlo.uk/ixg7B
For some adultification might be the new buzz word to add your vocabulary
For many Black children & adults it is not new, we just have a word to describe our experiences
The Adultification of Black children is another manifestation of racism