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Criminology Events

This listing is for external events

For BSC events please see Regional Events, Conferences and Networks

Adverts for events placed here and in our bulletin cost £130. The advert should be provided as word document and a logo (if required) needs to be a jpg.

Adverts requested by members for free events, jobs and studentships are placed free of charge.

For more details contact info@britsoccrim.org

 


HMCTS Reform Event: Crime

Thursday, January 24, 2019 from 17:30 to 19:00 (GMT)

Bristol

Free to attend

HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) is continuing to engage with practising legal professionals and professional court users about our £1bn courts and tribunals reform programme.

We are hosting a series of face-to-face and online events, organised by jurisdiction and topic. These events will enable participants to increase their knowledge and understanding, provide feedback, and ask questions about the progress and ambitions of the reform programme.

This event, which will also be of interest to the Crown Prosecution Service and representatives from the police, will include an introduction, overview of crime reform, live demonstrations, and Q&A.

This session aims to showcase the crime area of the reform programme and how it will support digital working throughout the criminal courts; enable all participants in the criminal justice system to work from the same information to reduce duplication of effort; and introduce more consistent working practices.

Register here


Annual international Sex Work Research Hub Annual Postgraduate Research Conference

January 25, 2019

Hosted by the Consortium for Sexuality Studies, Swansea University

The conference will provide a supportive environment to discuss all aspects of researching sex work.

This free conference will be of interest to researchers, students, sex workers and activists who have an interest in issues related to the sex industry globally and within the UK

Those wishing to present should submit an abstract of no more than 300 words to Debbie Jones by Friday November 30th

Register on Eventbrite

The morning will be dedicated to presentations by postgraduate researchers and the afternoon will focus on three workshop sessions, chaired by members of the SWRH:

  • Workshop 1 – Methods, ethics and risk
  • Workshop 2 – Getting the most out of your supervisor
  • Workshop 3 – Building your CV and making an impact

We are delighted that Dr Belinda Brooks- Gordon has agreed to give the keynote address and this year, presentations will take place in the morning with a series of workshops in the afternoon and we hope to arrange a social event in the evening.


Leeds Historical Criminology Seminar: ‘Funding Justice or Fuelling Crime? The Political Economy of Crime and Justice in Historical Perspective’

January 25, 2019

Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, University of Leeds

This is the third meeting of the Leeds Historical Criminology Seminar, which aims to showcase historical research which enriches understandings of crime and criminal justice, both past and present. This event will focus on the interconnections between politics, the economy, crime and criminal justice through time. It will feature presentations from Pam Cox (University of Essex), Ruth Lamont (University of Manchester), Stephen Farrall (University of Sheffield) and Zelia Gallo (King’s College London). This promises to be a really stimulating discussion of a pressing contemporary issue in crime and criminal justice in historical perspective.

The event is free to attend and lunch will be provided for all delegates.

Prior registration is essential – further details about the event, and a link to the registration page, are available here


Narrative Justice

Edge Hill University

March 5 & 6, 2019

Narrative Justice: A British Society of Aesthetics Conference on Aesthetic Education from Theory to Practice is a two-day conference with some free places.

The full programme can be found here

Speakers include:

Professor Sarah Worth
Dr Rafe McGregor
Dr Stephen Wakeman
Dr Vladimir Rizov
Professor Derek Matravers
Ms Naziya O’Reilly
Professor Ronnie Lippens
Professor Andrew Millie
Dr Ajit Maan
Dr Eileen John

There are 14 free places available.  To claim one of these, email Dr Rafe McGregor at McGregor@edgehill.ac.uk  Please title your email “Narrative Justice Registration Request” and include your name and affiliation in the body of the email.  Once the free places have been allocated the cost of registration will be £8 for one day or £16 for both days.

 


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