# Jimmy Paul

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Lead Courageously with Jimmy Paul, Head of SVRU

'Lead Courageously' is one of the Health and Social Care Academy's Five Ambitions for the Future of Health and Care.  In this episode, we spoke to Jimmy Paul, Head of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit (SVRU), about what it means to lead courageously in the role, whilst exploring the ways in whi…

Rearview Reflections with Jimmy Paul

An honest and wise conversation with Jimmy Paul, the Head of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit.

BONUS EPISODE. The Next Chapter: Inside the Global Centre for Contextual Safeguarding

In this episode, The Social Matters Podcast team takes you inside the launch of the Global Centre for Contextual Safeguarding, a two-day international event hosted by Durham University and created by Professor Carlene Firmin.The Centre marks a new chapter in how we understand and respond to the saf…

Episode 96: On all things motivation

Featuring the four finalists of the 2025 Being Edinburgh Alumni Award  The Being Edinburgh Alumni Award is given every year to an exceptional alum, who’s work has created undeniable, transformative change in their local or global communities. This season, Nilufer was beyond thrilled to be able to t…

Talking Teens Podcast - Talking Violence & Knife crime

*Trigger Warning* SENSITIVE SUBJECT MATTER Morgan, Peter, Emma & Mirrin discuss the topic of Teen Violence & Knife Crime with Jimmy Paul, who heads up the Scottish Violence reduction Unit. In this episode, Jimmy gives his unique perspective on the rise in violence among teenagers, and why he thi…

What is fuelling teenage knife crime?

If you’re interested in this episode, you may also be interested in ‘Why are kids carrying knives?’: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002cbd8 A teenager has admitted murdering 22-year-old John McNab (pictured) with a hunting knife in Edinburgh. Laura Miller speaks to Jimmy Paul, the head of the …

Jimmy Paul, turning Scotland's crime stats upside-down

New Zealand and Scotland have a similar population size, but while our youth prison population hovers around 130 to 160, Scotland's is currently zero. It's an incredible feat given Glasgow was dubbed the murder capital of Europe by the WHO. It's all thanks to the country's Violence Reduction Unit, …