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An evaluation of the Building Community Resilience project was launched on December 15th. The Building Community Resilience project arose from the recommendations of a report by Dr Johnny Connolly and Dr Jane Mulcahy of the REPPP team in the School of Law. Building Community Resilience is a collaborative project led by Dublin City Council, which aims to address antisocial behaviour across Dublin South Central. The project involves collaboration between the University of Limerick school of law, An Garda Síochána, Dublin City Council, Tusla, Local Policing Forums, residents, Youthwork, drug work, community work and more to address the challenge to the quality of life of people caused by anti-social behaviour. The Secretary General of the Department of Justice spoke at the event, as did Dr Connolly. More details on the project are available at this link: www.BCRproject.ie
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