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The Inaugural Whitelion Youth Justice Q&A

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 21 May, 2018 - 21 May, 2018
 Mon 6:00pm - Mon 8:30pm
 700 Bourke Street
  Docklands, VIC
  Community
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Unpacking The Youth Justice System - Detention & Rehabilitation: What's The Right Balance?

Youth justice issues always make headlines with supposed ‘African gangs crisis’, riots in youth detention centres and allegations of mistreatment of detainees across the country. Yet rarely does the public get the chance to question the system itself.

Our youth justice system currently offers both detention and rehabilitation elements – the question is whether the balance is right.

Modelled on ABC TV’s Q&A program, the inaugural Whitelion’s youth justice Q&A is set to dive deep, raise the level of understanding and discussion in the community, and possibly even find better solutions.

Moderated by legendary crime writer John Silvester, the event includes a keynote speech by Professor James Ogloff and esteemed panellists from government, academia and community organisations across Victoria.

Join us for what promises to be a compelling, likely entertaining and definitely thought-provoking evening.

Welcome Address:

Mark Watt AM - CEO & Co-Founder, Whitelion

Moderator:

John Silvester - Award-winning crime writer

Keynote address:

Professor James Ogloff - Forensic Expert

Panellists:

Liana Buchanan - Prinicpal Commissioner for Children and Young People, Victoria

Jilly Field - National Pro Bono Manager for Ashurst Australia

Dr Emma Ryan - Criminology Expert

Andrew Crisp - Deputy Commissioner, Regional Operations, Victoria Police

Selba Gondoza Luka - Founder and Director, Afri-Aus Care

Leah Tolley - Managing Lawyer, Balit Ngulu

Hayden Bradford - Founder, Protect Victoria

Kel Glare - Chairman, Community Advocacy Alliance

 

The inaugural Whitelion Youth Justice Q&A is part of Bail Out Week 21 – 25 May. Bail Out is Whitelion’s annual national fundraising and awareness campaign. Ever wondered what it’s like to be in jail? Find out, and help young people at-risk at the same time! For more information, and to register, go to https://www.bailout.org.au/

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Whitelion (www.whitelion.asn.au/) was founded to address the problem of young people repeatedly returning to prison because they lacked support. Today Whitelion is a leading community organisation building relationships and tailoring services for more than 23,000 young people to positively change their lives. In doing so, it saves the community millions of dollars in jail and other costs.

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