Crime Prevention Series

Crime prevention for Aboriginal communities

Kayleen M Hazlehurst
Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 1990
ISBN 0 642 14937 2 ; ISSN 1031-5330
(Crime prevention series)

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Abstract

This handbook takes a community based approach to crime prevention. It covers planning, implementing and evaluating crime prevention programs. Appendices provide a summary of ideas and sample plans for action which can be adapted for training sessions and workshops.

Contents

• Title and foreword (PDF 265kB)
• Contents (PDF 77kB)
• Acknowlegements (PDF 100kB)
• Preface (PDF 102kB)
• Part I: Getting started (Title page) (PDF 87kB)
• 1. Our vision for the future
• 2. The working group
• 3. Identifying the problem
• Part II: Running the program (Title page) (PDF 77kB)
• 4. Planning the program
• 5. Implementing the program
• 6. Evaluating the program
• 7. Realising our vision
• Part III: Appendices (PDF 342kB)
• Colour Photos
  • Picture 1 (JPEG 176kB)
    This T-shirt was part of a national Aboriginal health promotion campaign for 'Koorie Drug Free Day' held at Wilcannia, New South Wales, on January 29 1989.
  • Picture 2 (JPEG 485kB)
    Drink Safe, Health Department of Western Australia.
  • Picture 3 (JPEG 244kB)
    Produced by Aboriginal and Islander People of Australia as part of the Drug Offensive.
  • Picture 4 (JPEG 213kB)
    Smoking and Health Project, February 1985, Health Department of Western Australia.
  • Picture 5 (JPEG 226kB)
    Smoking and Health Project, July 1988, Health Department of Western Australia.

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