Knife crime: treat as a 'disease'.. (in Hodges' model!)

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Individual Human Rights  Self - IDENTITY Vulnerability - Influence of others?  Motivation, Anger, Impulsivity Schools - bag searches public MENTAL health Character; Values Self-esteem, responsibility, resilience 'Kids with attitude' (great)? 'Kids with attitude' (problem)?	D   disease models  A                           T                    Public Health  A             Violence: stabbing, slashing  T        Access to weapons inc. kitchen knives  R            Weapon concealment on person  A                            Metal detectors  C    of individuals
peer GANGS groups belonging social cohesion - social integration Family structures 'Friends and Family' 'Friends as Family' Social services: housing, education, community centers, community workers 'Moral Panics'? Victim's family - aftermath COMMUNITY	K    and groups  I                   Youth Services - Funding  N               'Global' action - All Together  G                          Chicago - Glasgow "STOP & SEARCH"           Public Health approach to policing violence School (exclusion, impact of) Knife crime: Policy, Home Secretary   'Strong ENFORCEMENT' Strategy - Early Intervention  POLICING           legal advocates

See also:

BBC Radio 4 - Moral Maze 13 March 'Moral Panics'

My source:

Various including: @rydermc "Not a sticking plaster" on https://www.tortoisemedia.com/

 https://twitter.com/rydermc/status/1104706208630489089

David Gillanders

Why is the Sky Blue? c/o BBC

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Why
is the Sky Blue?

My source: BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour:

"For her offbeat musical Why is the Sky Blue? Abbey Wright, the director, interviewed more than 10,000 children and young people about their experiences of online pornography. Currently being performed at the Southwark Playhouse in London, the outcome is a new piece of verbatim theatre with explicit references performed by a company of 6-22 year olds. Abbey joins Jane as does Annie Hawkins, one of the young actors."