Issues

Theory and practice of co-production and co-creation in Youth Justice

Guest editorial

Sean Creaney; Samantha Burns; Anne-Marie Day
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Children and young peoples’ lyrics and voices capturing their experiences within youth justice services

Jayne Price; Dean Wilkinson; Charlene Crossley
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“I would want to see young people working in here, that’s what I want to see…” how peer support opportunities in youth offending services can support a Child First, trauma-informed, and reparative model of practice for youth justice

Naomi Thompson; Meghan Spacey
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Reflective participatory crime prevention education and solution finding through World Café and Forum Theatre with young people and young adults

Sarah Page
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“If I had had a me”: the benefits and challenges of involving children with lived experience in youth justice services

David Porteous; Anthony Goodman
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