Duke, K.; Gleeson, H.; Dabrowska, K.; Herold, M.; Rolando, S.

The engagement of young people in drug interventions in coercive contexts: findings from a cross-national European study

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Duke, K., Gleeson, H., Dabrowska, K., Herold, M. and Rolando, S. 2021. The engagement of young people in drug interventions in coercive contexts: findings from a cross-national European study. Drugs: Education, Prevention, and Policy. 28 (1), pp. 26-35. https://doi.org/10.1080/09687637.2020.1763917

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Title	The engagement of young people in drug interventions in coercive contexts: findings from a cross-national European study
Authors	Duke, K., Gleeson, H., Dabrowska, K., Herold, M. and Rolando, S.
Abstract	Background: The engagement of young people has been a neglected area in youth justice and drugs policy and practice. This paper explores the concept of ‘engagement’ in relation to drugs interventions in custodial and community settings in different European countries. Methods: Interviews were undertaken with young people (aged 14-25 years) in contact with the criminal justice system who use illegal drugs and with practitioners involved in the delivery of interventions for our target group in Denmark, Italy, Poland the UK. Results: The key techniques to engage young people were described in similar terms across the countries. These included forming relationships based on trust, honesty and empathy, setting goals collaboratively and employing practitioners with lived experience and understanding. The objectives and activities on offer are often constrained by the criminal justice contexts. Conclusions: Despite the differences between the countries in terms of criminal justice systems and the structure of drug interventions, there were remarkable similarities in the ways young people and practitioners described effective engagement. Strong emphasis on operational engagement to ensure positive relationships between young people and practitioners was important in the design and delivery of interventions. Practitioners working in criminal justice contexts need to have flexibility and autonomy to work creatively to find ways to engage, connect and inspire young people.
Keywords	Young people; criminal justice system; adolescents; engagement; drug involvement; prevention; practitioners; European; intervention
Publisher	Taylor and Francis
Journal	Drugs: Education, Prevention, and Policy
ISSN	0968-7637
Electronic	1465-3370
Online	12 Jun 2020
Print	02 Jan 2021
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Accepted	28 Apr 2020
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Additional information	Volume 28, 2021 - Issue 1: Special Focus: Drug experienced young people in contact with the Criminal Justice System. Guest editors: Vibeke A. Frank & Sara Rolando
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)	https://doi.org/10.1080/09687637.2020.1763917
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