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Tackling Racist Offending: A Generalised Or Targeted Approach?

Liz Dixon discusses the development of programmes for racist and racially motivated offenders with particular reference to the targeted programme developed in London. She examines the Accreditation Panel’s recent decision to recommend the use of generalised cognitive behavioural programmes with this group, arguing that this takes insufficient account of existing evidence and the complex challenges of racist offending.