Dubbo Conversations
Dubbo Conversations
Most Aboriginal young people in Dubbo do not end up in the juvenile justice system. What makes the difference for them compared to those that do enter the system?
And therefore, what can be done by philanthropy?
Dubbo Conversations is a summary of conversations and observations in Dubbo to inform support by Dusseldorp Forum and Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation (VFFF). The result of this report has been the creation of the Children and Prison Program.
Dubbo Conversations report for Children and Prison Program July 2015
Authored by Patrick Shepherdson and Emily Fuller.
Rachel Fyfe2019-10-21T16:59:03+00:00
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