Join us this Friday from 1-3 for what promises to be a fascinating discussion of policing, street checks, and racial profiling with Justice Michael Tulluch. Details in the link: ryerson.ca/criminology/ab…

A recent @CrimRye alumnus, Jasmyne Julien, is involved in an upcoming documentary project on gun violence in Toronto. Check out the link to find out more blackkingent.org/index.php/2019…

Check out this great series on myths surrounding crime in Toronto. It's the work of Professor Anne-Marie Singh and Émilie Vanhauwaert, a student in the Criminology and Social Justice MA program. instagram.com/p/CCbI2IahxcK/…

Émilie Vanhauwaert was interviewed on Radio-Canada about the series of infographics on policing in Toronto. Great work, Émilie! radio-canada.ca/util/postier/s…

Check out the series of infographics produced by Dr. Anne-Marie Singh and one of our MA students, Émilie Vanhauwaert on the myths surrounding crime and the criminal justice system. ryerson.ca/criminology/re…

Check out some of the recent publications of our faculty members: Kelly Struthers Montford, writing with Kelly Hannah-Moffat, on the gender dynamics of security classifications in federal prisons: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Check out some fo the recent publications of our faculty members: Ajay Sandhu, writing with Peter Fussey, on how police operationalize predictive policing technologies: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Emily van der Meulen was involved in this wonderful comic on the presence of police at overdose scenes.

Catch up on the excellent Crime: Myth or Fact? series put together by Anne-Marie Singh and Émilie Vanhauwaert ryerson.ca/criminology/re…

Our department is hiring in socio-legal studies. Help us get the word out! hr.cf.ryerson.ca/ams/faculty/pr…

Check out Ajay Sandhu's new publication, written with Peter Fussey: "Surveillance Arbitration in the Era of Digital Policing" in the new issue of Theoretical Criminology. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

This virtual book launch of two new publications from McGill-Queen's University Press's Studies in the History of Quebec Series features Dan Horner's Taking to the Streets: Crowds, Politics, and the Urban Experience in Mid-19th Century Montreal.

Criminology students in Dr. Pasternak's MA seminar have produced a creative and informative series of posts on the concept of abolition. Check it out at instagram.com/aboutabolition/

Prof. Idil Atak @CrimRye @RUFacultyofArts leads the Canada-related part of PROTECT- an international research initiative looking at migrant rights in the context of increasingly conflicted political visions in countries around the world. Learn more: ow.ly/r8Tc50EUYdS

A recent study co-authored by Professor Maria Jung examines the substantial overrepresentation of Blacks in Ontario correctional facilities. It was discussed in a recent article in Toronto Star by Jim Rankin. thestar.com/news/gta/2021/…

We are hiring for two TT positions in Criminology. White collar, financial criminality; crim of disability; Indigenous justice; Islamophobia in CJ contexts. Pref for candidates who have taught Crim, Yth Justice, Ethics, Policing and QuantMethods. hr.cf.ryerson.ca/ams/faculty/pr…

Deadline is NOV 22!! Hiring for two TT positions in Criminology. White collar, financial criminality; crim of disability; Indigenous justice; Islamophobia in CJ contexts. Pref for candidates who have taught Crim, Yth Justice, Ethics, Policing and QuantMethods.

Check out this excellent work being done on racially segregated schools in Ontario by students and faculty in Criminology:

Professor Ajay Sandhu has a new article out in Policing and Society with Jonathan Scott Simmons on the cinematography of body worn cameras. Check it out: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The Visualizing Crim project showcases the innovative work being done by students in our department on the intersections of crime, criminal justice, and race.