Evaluations

Talking to Byron

An evaluation of Talking to Byron, a drama-based knife crime awareness project, funded by the Home Office, that the NYT took into schools in three London boroughs from January 2009  — September 2009 (9 months). This report shows the impact of Talking to Byron on its audiences – which included ... read on →

Author Richard Ings

Published 2009

Artform Drama

Organisation National Youth Theatre

Participant type Male and Female Child School pupils

Engage Cymru 'Summer Arts Colleges Summer 2016'

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Author Angela Rogers (Engage Cymru)

Artform Visual Arts

Organisations Engage Cymru, Unitas   Project venues Bridgend and Hillside Secure Unit, Parc

Participant type Male Juvenile Offenders, Male Juvenile Young People at risk

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