Hello Students!
Welcome to the #SmartJusticeGeneration resource hub.
Many who study (and teach) subjects such as Criminology, Law and Social Care have told us that our resources are a useful learning aid – so we’ve put them all in one place for you – all FREE to access!
These resources explain and demonstrate both the factual processes within the Scottish justice system and the human stories that come from it.
We’d love to hear your thoughts about these resources, or ideas for future ones. Please give us a shout on Twitter or Instagram with any feedback or suggestions.
Your voice is vital in helping to shape the future of justice in Scotland.
Thanks for joining the #SmartJusticeGeneration!
Let’s get started…
>> Resource: Talking About Community Justice Framing Toolkit
What is it? A toolkit to help everyone working in the sector talk about community justice in a consistent, easy to understand way
Relevant areas of study: Criminology, Law, Social Work
>> Resource: Community Justice Scotland National Image Library
What is it? A free bank of images showing what community justice looks like across Scotland
Relevant areas of study: Criminology, Law, Social Work, Health and Social Care
>> Resource: Navigating Scotland’s Justice System
What is it? A navigable, digital map of the entire Scottish justice system
Relevant areas of study: Criminology, Law, Social Work
>> Resource: 11 Books for the Smart Justice Generation
What is it? 11 books selected by blogger ‘That Bloody Woman Reads‘ for those interested in social justice
Relevant areas of study: Sociology, Modern Studies, Health and Social Care
>> Resource: Second Chancers
What is it? 19 stories (video and podcast) from people with experience of the Scottish justice system
Relevant areas of study: Criminology, Sociology, Law, Modern Studies, Health and Social Care
>> Resource: Social Justice in a Brave New World
What is it? A 90 minute webinar on the future of social justice with Sir Harry Burns and Father Gregory Boyle
Relevant areas of study: Modern Studies, Sociology, Health and Social Care
>> Resource: Talking Justice
What is it? A blog series that brings together reflections on social justice from across society
Relevant areas of study: Law, Criminology, Psychology, Social Work, Health and Social Care
>> Resource: Justice, Disrupted
What is it? A podcast series hosted by BBC talent Byron Vincent on which he speaks to guests about the small (or big) changes we can make for a fairer, safer society
Relevant areas of study: Health and Social Care, Sociology, Law, Criminology
