The Shawcross Review of PREVENT: In Conversation with John Holmwood and Richard McNeil-Willson
Join the Community Policy Forum for a conversation about the Shawcross Review of PREVENT. What are the origins of the review, what are its core issues, and what implications could it have for our democracy?
With:
- Professor John Holmwood: Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Nottingham & Co-Director of the People’s Review of PREVENT
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