Independent research exploring why reoffending rates among
children are higher among some ethnic minority groups.
From:
Youth Justice Board for
England and Wales
Published
18 April 2023
Applies to England and Wales
Documents
Child and practitioner
perspectives report
PDF, 452
KB, 46 pages
Child and practitioner
perspectives report (accessible version)
ODT, 181 KB
This file is in an OpenDocument format
Child and practitioner
perspectives report (quick read guide)
MS Powerpoint Presentation, 1.05 MB
Analysis of reoffending
data
PDF, 463
KB, 42 pages
Analysis of reoffending
data (accessible version)
ODT, 96.5 KB
This file is in an OpenDocument format
YJB analyst
note
ODT, 19 KB
This file is in an OpenDocument format
Details
The Youth Justice Board (YJB) commissioned Traverse, an
independent research organisation, to conduct a research study to
examine what may be driving the disparity in rates of
reoffending.
The research involved statistical analysis of reoffending data
from England and Wales, interviews with children from England as
well as focus groups with youth justice service practitioners.
The findings are published in two parts, a child and
practitioners perspectives report and an analysis of reoffending
data report.
This publication includes:
- a child and practitioner perspectives report, including an
accessible version and a quick read guide
- an analysis of reoffending data, including an accessible
version
- a YJB analyst note
