Who we are
Mission Statement
'To create an environment where disadvantaged/disengaged young people can have equal opportunity to learn new skills in order to live a more dignified and fulfilling life and participate fully in our community.'
Specialising in mediation and intervention work with young offenders and gang members through the creative process, giving them a chance to express on the difficulties, they face living in London. We achieve this by introducing young people to new creative ways of communicating through; Digital Film, Music, Graffiti, Animation, Screen Printing, Song writing and Spoken Word.
Suspicious Behaviour Training aims to create a network of employment opportunities and other support services for learners including mentoring and work placement within the creative industries. We also aim for Suspicious Behaviour Training to be regarded by the music and media industries as a source of potential employees who have received relevant training.
We strongly believe in helping young people discover accessible means of using their feelings, opinions, and experiences to convey their struggles with all manner of social issues such as drugs, alcohol, bullying, peer pressure or lack of employment and educational chances. The key questions we explore include: Who am I? What does my environment look like? What does it do to me? Who listens to me? What do I want to tell the world?
'To create an environment where disadvantaged/disengaged young people can have equal opportunity to learn new skills in order to live a more dignified and fulfilling life and participate fully in our community.'
Specialising in mediation and intervention work with young offenders and gang members through the creative process, giving them a chance to express on the difficulties, they face living in London. We achieve this by introducing young people to new creative ways of communicating through; Digital Film, Music, Graffiti, Animation, Screen Printing, Song writing and Spoken Word.
Suspicious Behaviour Training aims to create a network of employment opportunities and other support services for learners including mentoring and work placement within the creative industries. We also aim for Suspicious Behaviour Training to be regarded by the music and media industries as a source of potential employees who have received relevant training.
We strongly believe in helping young people discover accessible means of using their feelings, opinions, and experiences to convey their struggles with all manner of social issues such as drugs, alcohol, bullying, peer pressure or lack of employment and educational chances. The key questions we explore include: Who am I? What does my environment look like? What does it do to me? Who listens to me? What do I want to tell the world?