Trauma-Informed Justice for Women: Possibilities and Pitfalls. University of Greenwich, Queen Anne Court, Room 165 and Online 21 May 2026, 10 AM – 5 PM Overview Exploring both the potential and the challenges of trauma-informed frameworks within justice systems This…
HCNet are excited to announce the launch of our online writing retreats for 2026. These will take place via Zoom on the first Tuesday and third Friday of each month between 9.30-11.30am BST. You can (virtually) drop in during all…
The Northern Ireland Branch of the British Society of Criminology and Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice are pleased to announce that Dr Richard Martin (LSE) will give our next seminar entitled ‘Twenty-Five Years On: Human Rights and the Constitution…
A conference by the BSC Hate Crime Network & BSC Victims Networks: Online hate, harm and victimisation: Emerging challenges for research and practice. This one-day conference aims to examine the perpetration and impacts of online hate and hostility. The event…
Citizen-led (or citizen-involved) policing typically refers to individuals or groups who mobilise to perform functions of security, surveillance and policing. Such activities can take place autonomously, in formal collaboration with the police, or in the grey areas in between. The…
Rage Against the ‘Machines’: Feeling and Challenging Systems of Normalisation and Oppression This conference invites papers that mobilise rage as a critical, affective, and political lens through which to interrogate systems of normalisation and domination. Rage is often dismissed as…
BSC Critical Criminology Network & ThinkJustice Foundation, India: 3rd International Conference on Global Criminology and Victimology (ICGCV-2026): 29-31 July 2026 Organised by ThinkJustice Foundation, India in collaboration with the BSC Critical Criminology Network. Hosted by Parul Institute of Law, Parul…
