While there is no single explanation for why some children and young people develop non-normative behaviour or start committing crimes, what we do know from research are the risk factors that can negatively affect children's development and increase the risk of criminality.
In many cases, collaboration with other actors, such as the police, schools, health services and civil society, is crucial to achieve results. The smaller, but coordinated, interventions offered at an early stage in the case of an unfavourable development can result in larger and more costly interventions being avoided altogether.
About the lecturer:
Nadim Ghazale was born in 1983 in Lebanon and came to Sweden in 1990. Nadim has worked as a police officer for 17 years, but in 2024 he left his role in the police and today he is the operations manager of nattvandring.nu.
Nadim is an award-winning debater and an important voice for our times. He speaks with knowledge and commitment, providing tools and purpose with the goal of collective security, justice and equality. He describes these societal components as vital for an inclusive, safe and socially sustainable society. Something that should be obvious but is not at all today. Read more on Nadim's own website www.nadimghazale.com (link)
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