澳洲偏远原住民社区成人扫盲运动对犯罪与司法结果的影响

IF 1.8 Q2 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
Jack Beetson, P. Anderson, Sophia Lin, Frances Williamson, Rose Amazan, B. Boughton, S. Morrell, Richard Taylor, Melanie Schwartz
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利用定性的自我报告和观察证据,结合相关行政司法系统数据的定量分解,这项前后对比研究表明,在澳大利亚新南威尔士州的六个农村和偏远社区,第一民族社区控制的成人扫盲运动产生了有益的影响。最重要的定量发现是,在162名活动参与者的样本中,报告的严重犯罪减少了50%。访谈的定性数据发现,在运动之后,法律援助服务的使用有所增加。这些发现是根据第一民族运动工作人员和参与者、社区领导人以及政府和非政府机构工作人员的生活经历和看法进行的。
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Impact of a Community-Controlled Adult Literacy Campaign on Crime and Justice Outcomes in Remote Australian Aboriginal Communities
Using qualitative self-reported and observational evidence combined with a quantitative breakdown of linked administrative justice system data, this before-and-after study demonstrates the beneficial impacts of a First Nations community-controlled adult literacy campaign in six rural and remote communities in New South Wales, Australia. The most significant quantitative finding is a 50% reduction in reported serious offences in a sample of 162 campaign participants. Qualitative data from interviews found  an increased use of legal assistance services following the campaign.. These findings are contextualised through the lived experiences and perceptions of First Nations campaign staff and participants, community leaders and government and non-government agency personnel.
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