Student researcher
Dr Kamarah Pooley’s PhD investigated Youth Justice Conferencing convened for young people who committed a fire-related offence in NSW. Her findings revealed that Youth Justice Conferencing with firefighter involvement contributed to a reduced risk of general recidivism while providing an avenue for delivering fire safety education to at-risk groups.
This project was completed in May 2018.
Date | Title | Download | Key Topics |
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07 Jul 2017 | Three Minute Thesis: Youth Justice Conferencing for youth misuse of fire | 526.52 KB (526.52 KB) | child-centred, fire |
02 Aug 2017 | Three Minute Thesis: Kamarah Pooley - Showcase 2017 | child-centred, education, fire | |
07 Sep 2017 | Youth justice conferencing for youth misuse of fire: a case study of collaboration | 1.98 MB (1.98 MB) | child-centred, fire |
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This evaluation revealed that firefighter involvement in Youth Justice Conferencing:Facilitates the provision...