Die Internationalen „Daily Prevention News“ des Deutschen Präventionstages im April 2023
Weitere News
zu dem Thema
Nachfolgend finden sich die Links zu den im Vormonat veröffentlichten DAILY PREVENTION NEWS in englischer Sprache:
30.04.: Amid spiraling violence, criminologist studies new approaches to gun crime
29.04.: Body language tells us surprisingly little about whether someone is being honest
28.04.: Straw men in organised property crime: using the administrative approach
27.04.: The Local Council for Crime Prevention: an experiment in good governance to prevent crime
26.04.: What Does Environmental Justice Look Like?
25.04.: Chile Hands New Powers to Police as Security Deteriorates
24.04.: How online fraud works and how to prevent it
23.04.: Child sexual abuse: what the data tells us about perpetrators and victims
22.04.: Racism and Ethnic Inequality in a Time of Crisis
21.04.: Justice Navigator: A tool for equitable policing
20.04.: How does urban violence impact choices of cultural participation?
19.04.: The value of criminal history and police intelligence in vetting and selection of police
18.04.: Webinar: To what extent is restorative justice effective in juvenile delinquency cases?
16.04.: Reporting of dating app facilitated sexual violence to the police
15.04.: PODCAST: Cybersecurity, beyond the 1s and 0s
14.04.: When ‘Just Joking’ Is No Joke: How to Respond to Biased or Offensive Jokes
12.04.: 1 in 4 teens have quick access to guns
10.04.: Call for Papers: The policing of resistance in everyday life
09.04.: State of Jihadist Groups in Afghanistan
08.04.: Frameworks for crime prevention, security and community safety
07.04.: Antisemitic Incidents Surge in 2022
06.04.: Australian Child Maltreatment Study (ACMS)
05.04.: International Programme of the German Prevention Congress in Mannheim
04.04.: Crime levels and patterns during the pandemic: Evidence from Poland, Sweden, USA and Brazil
03.04.: How to fight racial discrimination
02.04.: Resources to help create safe and inclusive spaces online
01.04.: Edmonton libraries spent $1.5 million in 2022 dealing with results of social disorder
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