The Canadian Council on Social Development (CCSD), in partnership with the National Crime Prevention Strategy, has produced a series of bilingual bulletins, called Preventing Crime through Social Development. These Bulletins highlight successes and challenges in programs and policies across Canada which adopt the social development approach to prevent crime.

All issues of the Bulletin – as well as extra articles provided on the website only – are available below.

• Bulletin No. 8 - 2004
• Bulletin No. 7 - 2003
• Bulletin No. 6 - 2003
• Bulletin No. 5 - 2002
• Bulletin No. 4 - 2000
• Bulletin No. 3 - 2000
• Bulletin No. 2 - 1999
• Bulletin No. 1 - 1999

Web-only articles

• A special kind of bullying
• Building communities in inner-city Saskatoon
• Opening Doors Alternative School in Saskatoon (cont'd)

The most recent issues focus on specific regions:

• Quebec and Ontario, March 2003
• The Atlantic, September 2003
• Saskatchewan and Manitoba, March 2004

At the present time, the CCSD is not publishing any more Bulletins, but we welcome submissions describing crime prevention projects for posting in the Front Lines section of this website.