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North South Criminology Conference abstract submission site is open! forms.office.com/pages/response…

On International Women’s Day (IWD) we are delighted to celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of the women in the School of Law and Criminology.

CALL FOR PAPERS! The 16th Irish North/South Criminology Conference takes place from 23 - 25 June Deadline for submission of abstracts: Friday, 4 April For full details see northsouthcriminology.ie/schedule/

If you're looking for a #creative outlet, the opportunity to try out some ideas or experience #writing for an audience, do get in touch with me or Jason Warr either here or the other place...

Maria Cleary,Dr David Doyle & Dr Joe Garrihy have published in European Journal of Criminology – ‘You no have to treat me with your hate’: The needs and experiences of female foreign national prisoners in an Irish prison See: tinyurl.com/yjtmvzh5

We are really keen to promote the PhD Training Day, on Monday 23rd June, open for all PhD students who want to sign up to either session. Email [email protected] to confirm your place at it. There will be free food and a social event afterwards!

The PhD training day, 23rd June, at #MaynoothCrimCon has a brilliant schedule including workshops on building a CV, applying for jobs, and empowering the participants of our research! If you wish to attend, email [email protected] northsouthcriminology.ie/schedule/ MU School of Law & Criminology Ian Marder

Our next QUB Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice seminar will be given by Louise Brangan entitled 'The stories we tell: Or why can't we remember the Magdalene Laundries?' on 28 May. Please register you attendance at forms.office.com/e/N28c7YLvXL. We SSESW at Queen's & QUB School of Law are looking forward to it! #QUBCrim

Register now: PhD Training Day, North-South Criminology Conference, Mon 23 June! It is: - free - in-person (TSI 028, Maynooth University campus) - 10:30-17:00 (w/ lunch) - followed by a social Topics: CV writing, job apps, conducting research to empower. Email [email protected]!

Sincere thanks to Louise Brangan who delivered the final QUB Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice lunchtime seminar of the academic year today. Incredibly insightful talk on her research into 'remembering' the Magdalene Laundries. QUB School of Law @QUBcriminology

🚨What happens when the entire leadership team of a prison service is trained in #restorativepractices? This research explores this question here in Ireland with Irish Prison Service. The paper is open access: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Grateful to participate in & coordinate the Story Exchange w/ MU students& men in Wheatfield Prison. Developing empathy through storytelling was a powerful experience where we could share stories, discover similarities, learn from eachother & break barriers formed by prison walls

In May 2025, Ian Marder (Associate Prof in Criminology, Maynooth University School of Law and Criminology) was invited to deliver keynote presentations at two conferences. See: tinyurl.com/y98pvmw

Exhibition exploring collective memory and the Magdalene Laundries at LAB gallery Dublin, runs till 26 July