16 December 2021

Broke but not broken. What the academic literature and young adults tell us about the interplay between poverty, inequality and repeat contact with policing

Inequalities, Lived experience, Policing, Policing and arrest, Poverty

Open report

How do we recognise the impact of poverty on 18-25-year-olds who encounter the criminal justice system? The contribution of young people to this report, through peer-led qualitative research, provides insight into the impact of inequality on their involvement with the police.

Publisher: Revolving Doors Agency
Authors: Lauren Bennett, Burcu Borysik, Rose Dowling and Tracy Shildrick

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