Summer of Justice I'm glad to have a masterclass on Systematic Reviews led by criminology expert finally! Thank you @anghigginson #QUTC4JSummer21

Translating academic research for a general/government/industry audience Awesome workshop with Kate Taylor #QUTC4JSummer21

Listen to Rob White & John van der Velden chat about their latest book and where they discuss the need for urgent action on the climate crisis. #greencriminology #EnvironmentalJustice

Rather than expand police powers which will inevitably increase the rate of racial profiling why not learn from Portugal and decriminalise drugs? ABC News abc.net.au/news/2021-03-0…

Register to hear Prof. Maximo Sozzo speak about Why Southernising Criminology? Oxford Criminology BSC WCCJ Network Bath Spa Criminology @CriminologyOpen Social Policy & Criminology at the Open University ANZSOC UniMelbCriminology QUT Centre for Justice Cambridge Decolonising Criminology Network blogs.qut.edu.au/crime-and-just…

While Australians demand change, the silence from Canberra on violence against women & gender inequality is a national shame. Read our latest Monash University Lens article lens.monash.edu/2021/03/10/138… with @SilkeMeyer_DFV & Marie Segrave #auspol #VAW #DFV MonashGFV Monash Criminology Monash Arts

Proud to be apart of the team. I stand with you all. @March4JusticeAU #March4Justice #EnoughIsEnough email vids to: [email protected]

The theme for Qld Women’s Week is ‘Celebrating our present. Own our future’. Tonight that theme was well & truly on display as we listened to the stories of Malia Knox, 9, and Galila Abdelsalam AOM, CEO of IWAA #qldpol #qldwomensweek #WomenLead

On 3 June, 1993 the High Court ruled that Australia was not terra nullius or “land belonging to no-one”. The ruling overturned a legal fiction and paved the way for land rights and Native Title. Today we celebrate the life and work of Eddie Mabo. #MaboDay

Refugee Week 2021 thoughtsfromthecriminologyteam.blog/2021/06/13/ref…

Abstract submissions are now open for the 2021 ANZSOC Conference hosted by GCI at the Gold Coast. Find out more or submit through this website: anzsocconference.com.au/2021-abstract-…

New #OpenAccess article ahead of special issue #GreenCriminology Dialogues: Voices from Asia. Investigating energy provision issues from an energy justice and a green criminology perspective #coal #solar #EnergyTwitter doi.org/10.5204/ijcjsd…

Profiling QUT Centre for Justice member and Head, QUT School of Justice, Professor John Scott John Scott and his strong body of research around place, space, policing, crime and justice in the Torres Strait. Sets a great tone as we celebrate NAIDOC

Distinguished Professor James Dale, commercialisation expert Dr Erin Rayment, and the Advanced Robotics Manufacturing (ARM) Hub received Knowledge Commercialisation Australasia Awards for research commercialisation: fal.cn/3rIUG Erin Rayment D/Prof James Dale ARM Hub #QUTResearch #QUTRobotics

The global south will not survive this century without climate justice. You in the west are talking about paper straws, we in the global south are talking about reparations. My latest for The Guardian: theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

#QUT congratulates our three 2022 ARC Future Fellows: Associate Professor Sarina Sarina and Professors Zhi-Gang Chen and Kelly Richards fal.cn/3rVsl #QUTResearch

Dan Howard SC outlines the lessons from the NSW Special Commission of Inquiry into the drug Ice and the critical importance of #decriminalisation of simple drug use and possession to reduce drug related health & social harms #SANDAS2022 SANDAS #DrugPolicy

Lecturer in Criminology opportunity at Deakin blogs.deakin.edu.au/criminology/le…

Dr Julie-Anne Carroll joined 'The Parley' at the Powerhouse to debate that 'Cancel Culture Should NOT be Cancelled'. In a fiery stoush, two teams battled it out in an event sponsored by The School of Justice QUT. The event received excellent reviews! sticksstones.org/insights/the-p…