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Speak Up: Toronto youth talk about safety in their community

	Table of Contents (PDF 1,296 Kb)
	Project context, Project goals, Research methodology (PDF 601 Kb)
	Survey results (PDF 1,060 Kb)
	Tables (PDF 707 Kb)
	Conclusion (PDF 558 Kb)
	Summary of Focus Groups (PDF 613 Kb)
	Survey Questionnaire and Codes for Analysis (PDF 659 Kb)

Other reports

	Task Force on Community Safety: Key Activities & Accomplishments - September 2003 (PDF 203 Kb)
	This report provides highlights of key activities and accomplishments of the City of Toronto Task Force on Community Safety, its subcommittees and working groups. The report also offers a brief update on the continued implementation of the Mayor's Strategy for Promoting a Safer Toronto for Youth, including a summary of key Youth Safety Subcommittee and Youth Gang Work Group initiatives targeting at-risk youth.
	Toronto's Community Safety Strategy: Turning Words into Action to Make Toronto Safer - September 2000 (PDF 113 Kb)
	This report proposed a community safety strategy for the City of Toronto, and challenged City departments to address community safety through the strategic directions of strengthening neighbourhoods, investing in children, youth and families, promoting community policing and justice, informing communities and coordinating actions, and implementing, evaluating and monitoring progress.
	A Community Safety Strategy for the City of Toronto - February 1999
	Community Safety is Toronto citizens' top concern. Safety from crime is the most important factor for Toronto citizens in determining their own quality of life. Poll after poll show crime to be the top concern when Torontocitizens vote locally; more important than taxes, the economy, or transportation.
	Interim report on Community Safety - September 1998
	In response to concerns about fear and crime, the new City of Toronto set up a Task Force on Community Safety at its first City Council meeting in January 1998. The mandate of the Task Force is to develop a comprehensive and coordinated plan for the City of Toronto that will make our City a world leader in community-based crime prevention.