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Hidden crimes affect our neighbours, our friends, and our family, and we often do not recognise the signs in our communities.
Neighbourhood Watch Network is delighted to bring to you a series of special online webinars with expert speakers, delivering guidance, research and case studies on specific hidden crimes.
The webinars cover a selection of topics that are often not addressed and spoken about, but we feel that you should be aware of.
Topics covered
· Modern slavery and human trafficking – a topic which affects the most vulnerable in our society.
· Domestic violence and abuse
- an objective look at how we can spot the signs and what we can do to help.
· Crimes affecting young people: Radicalisation – often a crime that does not get talked about until something happens.
· Controlling and coercive behaviour
– another form of abuse that controls how a partner in a relationship behaves.
Over a four day period from Monday 20th – Thursday 23rd November, we invite you to join the conversation with us and ask questions of our independent experts.
How to book your place
If you would like to join the webinars, please either click HERE to book your place, or click on the individual webinars listed below. You will need to book separately for each of the webinars that you would like to join. All webinars will be held on Zoom.
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Topic
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Date and Time
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Link to register
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Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery
Guest speaker from antislavery.org
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Monday 20th November
12.30pm - 1.30pm
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Book here
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Domestic Violence and Abuse
Guest speaker from National Centre for Domestic Violence
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Tuesday 21st November
4pm – 5pm
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Book here
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Crimes affecting young people - Radicalisation
Guest speaker from MET Police Prevent programme
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Wednesday 22nd November
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Book here
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Controlling and Coercive behaviour
Guest speakers from HER Centre
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Thursday 23rd November.
5pm – 6pm
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Book here
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We look forward to welcoming you to our online events and why not share with others to attend. Book your space now to avoid disappointment.
Best wishes
Central Support Team | NEIHBOURHOOD WATCH NETWORK
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