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# Name.Narrate.Navigate - NNN | Preventative Intervention for Youth Violence

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## Posts

- [Making the Invisible, Visible](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/news/making-the-invisible-visible/) - Seeking the voices of justice involved young women in homelessness discourse. Louise Rak 2022 Exploring cross-cultural work with young Aboriginal women who both experience and use violence in their interpersonal relationships
- [Spotlight on a useful training tool](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/featured-tool/featured-resource/) - NNN has scoured the world for best practice tools and resources to use when working with youthDuis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident. Qui voluptatum et ab sunt tenetur voluptas.Consequatur modi et sapiente ut. Omnis voluptatum quia. Nihil iure doloremque
- [NNN Reports](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/uncategorized/nnn-reports/) - NNN published a summary and discussion of the initial learnings from the Name.Narrate.Navigate (NNN) pilot program. An additional report was prepared documenting interim findings for the project funder. Check out the research, development and findings from these reports. Blakemore, T., McCarthy, S., Rak, L., McGregor, J., Stuart, G., & Krogh, C. (2021). Postcards from practice: Initial learnings from Name.Narrate.Navigate. University of Newcastle. An overview of NNN and some of the things we learnt from the young people involved. It includes some background to NNN; it’s theory of change, core practice principles and components; and findings related to invalidation, empathy, power and control, and restorative practice in place.
- [Deep Listening and Relationality](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/publications/deep-listening-and-relationality/) - Cross-cultural Reflections on Practice with Young Women Who Use Violence. Tamara Blakemore, Elsie Randall, Louise Rak and Felicity Cocuzzoli 2021 This paper presents cross-cultural reflections on work with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal young women who use violence.
- [No Filter Needed](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/publications/no-filter-needed/) - Interweaving Deep Listening with visual methods in practice with young justice-involved Aboriginal women. Louise Rak, Felicity Cocuzzoli and Elsie Randall 2022 This paper explores cross-cultural work with young Aboriginal women who both experience and use violence in their interpersonal relationships.
- [Service System Challenges](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/publications/service-system-challenges/) - The service system challenges of work with juvenile justice involved young people in the Hunter Region, Australia. Tamara Blakemore, Kylie Agllias, Amanda Howard, Shaun McCarthy 2019 A report (that led to the development of NNN) about interviews with 38 human service workers exploring their perceptions of the workings, strengths and challenges of the service system that supports young people who come into contact with the Children’s Court
- [Crime and Context](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/nnn-publications/crime-and-context/) - Understandings of youth perpetrated interpersonal violence among service providers in regional Australia. Tamara Blakemore, Louise Rak, Kylie Agllias, Xanthe Mallett and Shaun McCarthy. 2018 This paper, drawn from a larger study of young people’s disengagement with education and involvement in crime, presents findings from semi-structured interviews with 37 regional service providers regarding their work with young people before the Children’s Court for criminal matters.
- [Postcards from practice](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/nnn-publications/postcards-from-practice/) - Initial learnings from Name.Narrate.Navigate.Tamara Blakemore, Shaun McCarthy, Louise Rak, Joel McGregor, Graeme Stuart and Chris Krogh 2022 An overview of NNN and some of the things we learnt from the young people involved

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- [Name.Narrate.Navigate](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/) - A program for youth violenceTraining for practitioners and organisations now available Find Out MoreNNN Program for Young PeopleNNN is a trauma-informed, and culturally responsive youth violence program MoreNNN Training for PractitionersYou can now be trained in the NNN approach and program MoreNNN ResourcesRead about the evidence base for NNN and what we’ve learned MoreWhat is
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- [Training](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/training/) - Working with TraumaTRAINING FOR ORGANISATIONS Training is available for organisations wishing to enhance trauma awareness and build practical strategies for staff working alongside trauma. We offer accessible trauma training that is responsive to contemporary practice needs across regional, rural and remote Australia. Training is flexible, fit-for-purpose and tailored to your organisations’ needs. Training is delivered
- [The Team](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/the-team/) - NNN PEOPLEOur TeamThe NNN founders are practitioner-academics from the University of Newcastle. NNN is supported by a network of associates who have partnered with us to provide expertise and extend the reach of the program. As a collective, we bring experience working across differing fields of professional practice but are united in our passion for
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- [Resources](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/resources/) - Name.Narrate.NavigatePublications, Presentations Media& Resources NNN has grown out of, and is committed to, community-engaged action research. Following are selected publications, presentations and media arising from the project. name narrate navigate : evidence.PublicationsPostcards from practice Blakemore, T., McCarthy, S., Rak, L., McGregor, J., Stuart, G., & Krogh, C. (2021). Postcards from practice: Initial learnings from Name.Narrate.Navigate.
- [Shop](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/shop/) - Working with Youth Violence: The Name.Narrate.Navigate ProgramRelevant for experienced and emerging social work and human service practitioners alike, this book explores the uniquely challenging, yet seemingly ubiquitous issue of youth violence. It provides an authentic and accessible discussion of the theories and evidence that inform practice with youth violence alongside the voices of practitioners and
- [Background](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/about-the-program/background/) - Name.Narrate.NavigateNNN was trialled with over 100 young people in the Lower Hunter region of NSWThere were roughly equal numbers of males and females, and almost 40% of the participants were Aboriginal young people. NNN is a preventative-intervention programThe focus is on psycho-education and skill development for young people 12-18 years who are at risk of,
- [The Program](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/about-the-program/) - A program for youth violenceThe NNN program for young people focuses on psychoeducation and skill development for young people 12-18 years who are victim/perpetrators of violence. It is trauma-informed and culturally safe. Download a NNN flyerThe NNN ApproachThe real magic of NNN is how we work with young peopleNNN embraces a relational approach to work
- [Contact](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/contact-us/) - Contact usFind out more about NNN Training, Research & ResourcesNNN is led by a dynamic team of researchers, youth workers and counsellors who are passionate about supporting positive outcomes for youth who have been affected by violence. First Name *Last Name *Email Address *Phone Number *SubjectHow can we help?Send MessageThank you for your message. It
- [Presentations](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/resources/presentations/) - PVC’s Conversations With Thought Leaders Tamara Blakemore 2022 Presentation to the Australasian Youth Justice Conference Tamara Blakemore 2021 Presentation to Connect ED (Australian Social work) Tamara Blakemore 2021 Social Work Discoveries Podcast Tamara Blakemore 2023
- [In the Media](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/in-the-media/) - VIEW University of Newcastle initiative receives half a million in federal funding for youth violence prevention | Newcastle Herald March 2022 VIEW Researchers awarded grant to combat local youth violence | NOVO News March 2022 VIEW Hunter project helping lower the rates of youth re-offending | ABC Radio Newcastle October 2021 VIEW Program tackling youth violence
- [Publications](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/resources/publications/) - Postcards from practice Blakemore, T., McCarthy, S., Rak, L., McGregor, J., Stuart, G., & Krogh, C. (2021). Postcards from practice: Initial learnings from Name.Narrate.Navigate. University of Newcastle. Download here. An overview of the impetus and intent of NNN, its design and development and initial findings from it’s pilot delivery (2018-2020). Crime and Context Blakemore, T.,
- [Gallery](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/gallery/) - Photography and Photovoice are a key component of NNN. This gallery collates photographic work from NNN groups and is shared with the consent of participants.
- [Theory of Change](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/about-the-program/theory-of-change-2/) - Theory of ChangeNNN REFLECTS THE VALUE PLACED ON RELATIONALITY & RESPONSIVENESS NNN achieves outcomes for young people and the workers that support them by bringing them to a point-of-readiness for recidivist-focused interventions. Expected outcomes from NNN are linked to changes that occur for young people and workers because of their participation in the program, in
- [Practice Principles](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/about-the-program/practice-principles/) - NNN’s Five Practice Principles 01. Mindful Engagement 02. Reciprocal Communication 03. Validation o4. Shared Power 05. Strengthening Skills NNN TRAINING OPTIONS PRACTICE PRINCIPLESThe NNN ApproachMindful EngagementAlthough definitions of mindfulness vary and many mindfulness-based interventions employ different mindfulness meditation techniques,[1] mindfulness is often trained by becoming aware of breath, body, thoughts or other present moments, resulting

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- [Photovoice](https://www.namenarratenavigate.com/project/photovoice/) - Photo VoicePhoto Voice is an important part of NNN sessions. Photo-making excursions are facilitated to enable young people to go on walking tours of their local area and create photos around themes explored in the session. Narratives of violence and some of its drivers are explored through discussion of the photos created. Capturing photos allow

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