Crest is running a two-year programme of work examining the underlying causes and drivers of serious violence.

This report explores the issue of vulnerability as a driver of serious violence, focusing on young people.

The third phase of Crest's programme of research into drivers of serious violence examines vulnerability.

We consider the effects of the pandemic on the criminal justice system and explore how agencies might look to manage its impact on victims.

This report provides an overview of serious violence, examines the scale and nature of the problem.

Consultation response on whether to introduce a new legal duty to support multi-agency action to prevent and tackle serious violence.

A significant body of research demonstrates that children of prisoners are at risk of significantly worse outcomes.

Every local authority has a responsibility to protect and promote the welfare of children in need in its area.

Crest is embarking on an ambitious two year programme of work around the causes of violence.

Look across the criminal justice system today - red warning lights are flashing everywhere.

Our new report explores how devolving more criminal justice powers to local leaders could help to build safer communities.

Below is a summary of our submission to the Justice Select Committee.