• Explore the latest crime statistics and trends in knife crime and gang violence
• Understand the implications of the Criminal Justice Bill and the new police powers that aim to tackle crime, antisocial behaviour, theft and drugs
• Explore further governmental plans and their implications for preventing knife crime and violence

• Explore collaborative approaches to tackling knife crime in Greater London
• Discuss best practice prevention and education programmes
• Understand the impact of meaningful young people, family and community participation and engagement in tackling violence

• Understand the role of the Police and Crime Commissioners 
• Explore how PCC's  work with their police forces to ensure that tackling knife crime and gang violence is included within the plan

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• Explore the Criminal Justice Bill and plans for strengthened police powers and funding to tackle violence and criminal activity
• Questions and answers

• Showcase a range of prevention and education programmes designed to deter young people from engaging in crime and violence
• Discuss the effectiveness of these programmes in addressing the root causes of knife crime and fostering a safer community

• Understand the importance of community engagement and collaboration
• Explore how the council works hand-in-hand with the community to identify and tackle issues, promoting a sense of ownership and empowerment among residents in making their neighbourhoods safer
• Delve into the multifaceted strategies employed by the Hammersmith and Fulham’s Law Enforcement Team
• Discuss the council's proactive measures aimed at prevention and education

• Discuss the significance of trauma-informed approaches in preventing violence among young people
• Share insights on integrating trauma-informed practices into educational curriculums and school policies
• Examine the role of community networks, such as the Lancashire Violence Reduction Network, in addressing knife crime and gang violence
• Discuss strategies for fostering collaboration between educational institutions, local authorities, law enforcement, and community organisations
• Discuss the importance of early intervention and support services in building resilience and addressing underlying factors contributing to violence

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• Discuss the innovative strategies employed by the West Yorkshire Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP) in addressing serious violent crime through a public health approach
• Highlight the importance of collaboration across various sectors and the impact of this approach on reducing knife crime and gang violence
• Recognise the importance of community involvement in violence reduction efforts
• Questions and answers

• Explore the importance of collaborative efforts in tackling knife crime and the role of schools, parents, and communities in recognising early warning signs and promoting positive choices
• Delve into the Trust's innovative early intervention methods, utilising immersive exhibitions and workshops to educate young people about the dangers of knife crime
• Discuss how these initiatives complement the school curriculum and empower students to take a stand against violence within their peer groups.
• Share stories from local families affected by knife crime
• Questions and answers

*programme subject to change without notice