Fear and Fashion Awards 2010

This document contains details of the winning, runner-up and shortlisted entries for the 2010 Fear and Fashion Awards. The Fear and Fashion Awards are presented by Lemos&Crane for outstanding examples of projects that have proved successful in helping young people to stop carrying and using knives.

This work can include:

• Awareness-raising in schools and communities
• Building confidence and positive identity among young people
• Empowerment and positive role models
• Working with young offenders convicted of knife-related offences to change attitudes and behaviour
• The use of restorative justice and restorative approaches
• Reducing conflict in a structured way through mediation
• Helping young people affected by gangs and negative groups
• Engaging with parents of young people who are carrying or using knives.

The Fear and Fashion Awards are supported by City Bridge Trust, Trust for London (formerly known as City Parochial Foundation), Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, John Lyon’s Charity and Wates Foundation.

Fear and Fashion is a FREE website for practitioners helping to stop young people carrying and using knives. Click here to register to use the site.

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