The fourth quarterly magazine of Fighting Knife Crime London celebrates the first year since launching in June last year.
This edition is a wonderful example of the diversity of informed opinion each edition of our magazine has so far offered. You will find pieces here from the academic Dr Brendan King, whose recently published book 'Young Black Street Masculinities: Vulnerability, Knife-Carrying and Survival on a Disadvantaged Housing Estate' we recommend. We have a piece from the highly experienced Maria Arpa MBE, Founder of the Centre for Peaceful Solutions on Understanding Gang Culture.
You will find an extraordinary story of how change is possible from Andrew Pritchard, Executive founder of the AP Foundation whose own road and effective mission to bring about change started with a life of crime. We have a piece from Tyler Campbell, a highly motivated and dynamic 21-year-old whose youth Project Fridays Coventry set up with a grant of just £5,000 has already won the national CrimeBeat Awards 2022 and a Titan Gold Award for 2022. I recommend Tyler’s recent book “Fridays 7 Step Programme: How to Make the Right Decisions in your Teens”.
We have a piece from the NHS Violence Reduction Team under the leadership of Martin Griffiths, the National clinical Director for Violence Reduction. We have experienced contributions from Nathan Singleton, of Lifeline Projects, an East London based project focused on working to empower and enhance the lives of vulnerable groups and communities and from Anoushka Dunic an inspiring police officer who is empowering parents and carers in the fight against knife crime. Finally, we have a rap poem about the death of Stephen Lawrence sent to us by the “Bucks Bard” Rich Pierce.
Read Issue four by clicking here.
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