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"Peer Mentoring in a youth justice context: benefits and challenges”
SEAN CREANEY
,
ANNA BUSSU
, Jayne Price
, Samantha Burns
Law and Social Sciences
Durham University
University of Chester
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Keyphrases
Appreciative Inquiry
20%
Experiential Knowledge
20%
Experts-by-experience
20%
In Care
20%
Justice Service
20%
Justice System
20%
Knowledge Sharing
20%
Mentoring Schemes
20%
Older Adults
20%
Pedagogical Practices
20%
Peer Advocacy
20%
Peer Mentor
20%
Peer Mentoring
100%
Peer-mediated Intervention
20%
Power Imbalance
20%
Progressive Practice
20%
Reflective Processes
20%
Shared Experience
20%
Strengths-based
20%
Structured Interview
20%
Systems of Care
20%
Young People
40%
Youth Justice
100%
Youth Justice Service
20%
Psychology
Attitude and Beliefs
100%
Scheme
100%
Semistructured Interview
100%
Thematic Analysis
100%
Social Sciences
Attitude and Beliefs
14%
Experiential Knowledge
14%
Justice
100%
Knowledge-Sharing
14%
Pedagogical Practice
14%
Peer Mentoring
100%
Power Imbalance
14%
Semi-Structured Interview
14%
Thematic Analysis
14%
Young Adults
14%