The Violence Intervention Project (VIP): Charlie Rigby in conversation with Roman Gerodimos

Charlie Rigby, Founder and CEO of the Violence Intervention Project (VIP), has worked with young people since 1996 in a variety of social settings, including activity camps, youth centres, social services and youth justice. He founded the VIP in 2017 with the aim to develop therapeutic relationships...

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Authors: Rigby, Charlie (Author) ; Gerodimos, Roman 1976- (Author)
Format: Electronic/Print Article
Language:English
Published: 2022
In: Interdisciplinary applications of shame/violence theory
Year: 2022, Pages: 137-155
Online Access: lizenzpflichtig
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Keywords:
gang violence
shame-informed intervention
Social Services
Violence Prevention
Youth work

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