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Indigenous Youth Incarceration
Exploring Justice Reinvestment & Police Partnerships to Break the Cycle
Indigenous youth crime prevention strategies
The rate at which young people commit crime is a subject of much concern for Australian governments and public policy makers. Given the high rates of Indigenous recidivism, the only way to effectively reduce the incarceration rate is to address this from a younger age to build awareness and prevention.
Why attend this workshop?
- The importance of creating an understanding of crime from a younger age
- How to re-build social conditions and address underlying issues
- Create aspirations to increase positive choices
What you will take away by attending
- How to increase motivation and responsibility-taking
- Improve police and community partnerships designed to prevent criminal activity
- The importance of parental and community support for crime prevention
How to support post-release transitioning
High rates of incarceration and re-incarceration have considerable public health, social and economic costs, and entrench Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families in intergenerational disadvantage.
Why attend this workshop?
- Gain a better understanding of post-prison release needs, plans and barriers
- Take a strengths-based approach to reflect on holistic care and its challenges
- Consider implications for future workforce and community development
What you will take away by attending
- Strategies to improve support for young people exiting prisons, across housing, health, rehabilitation and family support
- Examples of partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and services to improve accessibility of programs and reduce risks for re-incarceration
- Clarification of your role in reducing incarceration rates of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
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