Cass, R. et al. (2011) Youth Violence and Public Transport: a Youth-led Investigation

Reducing youth violence on London transport is an issue that remains at the top of the policy agenda of public sector agencies, particularly the Metropolitan Police Service and Transport for London. Better understanding needs to be developed before new structures and policies are implemented. This report looks at the issue from the user perspective and produces recommendations for policy, academia and practice. Through a youth-led, qualitative methodology, the gap between the perception and experience of youth violence is analysed at the transport hubs of Elephant and Castle and West Croydon.

Rachel Cass was a Research and Policy Co-ordinator at IARS

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About Youth Voice Journal

Youth Voice Journal is an international, multidisciplinary, refereed journal that publishes theoretical contributions and empirical studies on international issues affecting young people. In particular, the Journal aims to: - provide a medium, especially for young researchers and young academics, to inform debates around social policy through high quality research; - provide a platform for the intellectual exchange of ideas around the globe with the aim of influencing policies and practices; - actively encourage and aide those young people whose voice is rarely heard by policy makers to contribute to the journal. Youth Voice Journal is published by IARS Publications and edited by Dr. Theo Gavrielides.

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