about NAYJ...
The National Association for Youth Justice was established in Britain in the early 1990s.
The Association operates as a campaigning, training and membership organisation with an overarching philosophy and policy regarding the youth justice system.
This is embodied in the report "Working with Children - The Philosophical Base" and was offered as a set of values and beliefs which should underpin legislation, policy and practice.
The Association's manifesto, was built upon this foundation and is compliant with human and children's rights.
Annual Training Conference 2010
07/09/2010 - 18:54
09/09/2010 - 18:54
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The NAYJ Conference is always one of the highlights of the youth justice calendar. It provides a unique opportunity for everyone working with or concerned about children and young people in trouble to learn about the latest developments in youth justice policy, practice and research. This year's event promises to be particularly memorable, with an impressive line-up of speakers and presenters ready to bring delegates up-to-date with all the latest developments.
For more details please download the attached brochure.
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