So below are some of the key findings form our test! Conclusion: yes you were more inclined to agree with statements suggesting a violent response to given scenarios and less inclined to agree with passive statements!
14% more people disagreed with the statement ' violence is NEVER justified'
23% increase in those who felt that if someone disrespects you they should expect to pay the consequences
50% increase in those who felt that they would react violently if someone they cared about was threatened.
Interesting.....
Thursday 16 September 2010
Thursday 19 August 2010
I Duz This
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I Duz This is a creative services company that acts a bridge for aspiring business types to connect with like minded operatives. Put simply we'll link you up with the people who will help enhance your business.
If your main challenge or issue centers around not knowing who to link up with next, we can help to identify who best for you to connect with in order to increase your business success.
A lot of people have good ideas, run with the ball only to find they reach a point where they don't know who can help them to reach their ultimate goal. Look no further… I Duz This!
Are you coming???
How to book : Sign into facebook.com/hypeme to book your place. Here are limited places
Where: Rich Mix cinema screen 3
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road
London
E1 6LA
When: 19th August 5 - 7pm
Contact: lucy@yhworld.co.uk 07968532923 for more info
Anti knife crime event funded by LIVE Unltd and run by YH World.co.uk
Where: Rich Mix cinema screen 3
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road
London
E1 6LA
When: 19th August 5 - 7pm
Contact: lucy@yhworld.co.uk 07968532923 for more info
Anti knife crime event funded by LIVE Unltd and run by YH World.co.uk
Tuesday 17 August 2010
Sunday 25 July 2010
HYPE? WARNING THIS IS AN EXPERIMENT
HYPE? WARNING THIS IS AN EXPERIMENT
Is there a relationship between the latest rude boy Grime acts, shoot ‘em up video games and youth violence?
To find out we’ve booked a cinema screen a PS3 and some scientists and come up with a brand new event, HYPE?
On 19th August we’re inviting 60 , 16 – 24’s down to Rich Mix cinema in Bethnal Green to play a PS3 on the big screen, have a rave with music courtesy of DV8 and let us get them hyped up. We’ll be conducting research to measure our crowd’s decision making before and afterwards and hosting a debate with the help of Alex Rose ( Battlefront / STOP )
http://2008.battlefront.co.uk/campaign/stop-gun-and-knife-crime/
Billie Fisher 17, from South London is the brains behind the event “No one is talking to us about knife crime in school or at home but it’s on the news all the time and there are tv program and films being made about it. At my school it’s getting out of hand now with people talking about shanking each other for petty arguments and everybody is using language they pick up form media, videos and tv shows and copying people they see on TV. I just want everyone to stop and think”
Billie : billiefisher@live.co.uk
Want to help us with the research? Keen to put on a lab coat?
Want to be one of our guinea pigs and join the debate?
Maybe you’ve been affected by knife crime and want to have your say?
Book your ticket now
How to book : Sign into facebook.com/hypeme to book your place. Here are limited places
Where: Rich Mix cinema screen 3
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road
London
E1 6LA
When: 19th August 5 - 7pm
Contact: lucy@yhworld.co.uk 07968532923 for more info
Anti knife crime event funded by LIVE Unltd and run by YH World.co.uk
Is there a relationship between the latest rude boy Grime acts, shoot ‘em up video games and youth violence?
To find out we’ve booked a cinema screen a PS3 and some scientists and come up with a brand new event, HYPE?
On 19th August we’re inviting 60 , 16 – 24’s down to Rich Mix cinema in Bethnal Green to play a PS3 on the big screen, have a rave with music courtesy of DV8 and let us get them hyped up. We’ll be conducting research to measure our crowd’s decision making before and afterwards and hosting a debate with the help of Alex Rose ( Battlefront / STOP )
http://2008.battlefront.co.uk/campaign/stop-gun-and-knife-crime/
Billie Fisher 17, from South London is the brains behind the event “No one is talking to us about knife crime in school or at home but it’s on the news all the time and there are tv program and films being made about it. At my school it’s getting out of hand now with people talking about shanking each other for petty arguments and everybody is using language they pick up form media, videos and tv shows and copying people they see on TV. I just want everyone to stop and think”
Billie : billiefisher@live.co.uk
Want to help us with the research? Keen to put on a lab coat?
Want to be one of our guinea pigs and join the debate?
Maybe you’ve been affected by knife crime and want to have your say?
Book your ticket now
How to book : Sign into facebook.com/hypeme to book your place. Here are limited places
Where: Rich Mix cinema screen 3
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road
London
E1 6LA
When: 19th August 5 - 7pm
Contact: lucy@yhworld.co.uk 07968532923 for more info
Anti knife crime event funded by LIVE Unltd and run by YH World.co.uk
In the Pod
Gang, Gun and Knife Crime (In the Pod)
As part of the Peer Education Program at New Horizon Youth Centre, young people have produced a short film, interviewing one hundred people including their peers, ex gang members and members of the local community. The results of these interviews were made into our short film....'In the Pod'
We have developed a workshop to accompany this film which can be delivered to up to 30 students aged 11+. The workshop was designed to not only raise awareness of gangs, knives and gun crime, but also to spark debate amongst young people and find solutions that will stop young people killing each other. We have a trailer for this film on our YouTube channel. You can watch this at;
Contact:
Claire Kew
Advice and Outreach Worker
68 Chalton St, London, NW1 1JR
General Info. +44 020 7388 5560
As part of the Peer Education Program at New Horizon Youth Centre, young people have produced a short film, interviewing one hundred people including their peers, ex gang members and members of the local community. The results of these interviews were made into our short film....'In the Pod'
We have developed a workshop to accompany this film which can be delivered to up to 30 students aged 11+. The workshop was designed to not only raise awareness of gangs, knives and gun crime, but also to spark debate amongst young people and find solutions that will stop young people killing each other. We have a trailer for this film on our YouTube channel. You can watch this at;
Contact:
Claire Kew
Advice and Outreach Worker
68 Chalton St, London, NW1 1JR
General Info. +44 020 7388 5560
HYPE?
Does violent media = violent youth?
It's easier than ever to watch glamorized violence on TV programs, music videos, films and video games. Is this a contributing factor to the continued popularity of knife carrying or the ultimate cop out?
What's more we all like, enjoy and pay for a lot of this violent media it's tempting to blame for an increasingly violent society. Whether it's Tempa T, Kidulthood or Grand Theft Auto a lot of 'violent media' is wicked fun.
We don't know the answer so we're conducting an experiment to get some answers. Want to take part?
It's easier than ever to watch glamorized violence on TV programs, music videos, films and video games. Is this a contributing factor to the continued popularity of knife carrying or the ultimate cop out?
What's more we all like, enjoy and pay for a lot of this violent media it's tempting to blame for an increasingly violent society. Whether it's Tempa T, Kidulthood or Grand Theft Auto a lot of 'violent media' is wicked fun.
We don't know the answer so we're conducting an experiment to get some answers. Want to take part?
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