This first poster looks great - looking forward to seeing the rest. Well done to all students #Covid19UK #Criminology

Here's a taste of what's happening next week with Change Maker Hub UniofNorthampton #CriminologyStudents Manos Daskalou Dr Paula Bowles UoN Criminology Society Stephanie Richards Jessica @AmyCortvriend

here’s some Fleetwood Mac for your timeline and for your anxiety🥰

Great engagement with #VisualCriminology and (to quote Michelle Brown and Eamonn Carrabine) the "relationship of images to control, power and resistance at a time defined by the spectacular proliferation of media" #Criminology

The world’s greatest mug! Been keeping me going since GCSEs 🥰 Keeping me fuelled whilst reading up on women and their representation in true crime...

We're just about to enter #lockdown2, with lots of questions and unfortunately, few answers. However, Yr 3 #CriminologyStudent Zeechee has some very helpful advice Manos Daskalou Jessica Stephanie Richards @AmyCortvriend Dr Stephen O'Brien 🌹 UoN Criminology Society UniofNorthampton Tré (he/him) 🇬🇩🇯🇲

Welcome Amy! 😊

Time for another of our excellent #criminologystudent posters? This comes from year 3 group o and is on #CreatingCovidCriminals #VisualCriminology Manos Daskalou Dr Paula Bowles Jessica UoN Criminology Society @AmyCortvriend Stephanie Richards Tré (he/him) 🇬🇩🇯🇲 UniofNorthampton Faculty of Business and Law

Time for some more #VisualCriminology? A very unusual & thought provoking poster from Year 1 group i #CriminologyStudents focusing on #KnifeCrime Manos Daskalou Jessica Stephanie Richards @AmyCortvriend UoN Criminology Society Faculty of Business and Law UniofNorthampton UniofNorthamptonNews

Having a moan on the blog this week as usual! I swear i’m actually a happy person 🤦🏼‍♀️

If people on my network could give this a like and retweet, I'd be grateful. This is an incredibly under-researched area and would be great to get the word out on this. Thanks 😊

“My Favourite Things”: Amy thoughtsfromthecriminologyteam.blog/2020/11/14/my-…

Bang! Smash! Pow! Representation Matters. #BlackenAsiaWithLove thoughtsfromthecriminologyteam.blog/2020/11/25/ban…

Intolerance, frustration and stupidity thoughtsfromthecriminologyteam.blog/2020/11/27/int…

A Lockdown Moan thoughtsfromthecriminologyteam.blog/2020/12/04/a-l…

Read Amy’s blog on the death of the Yorkshire Ripper. Has society moved forward and learned from its mistakes or are the attitudes still rife?

Reality and the fairy tale world of policy and procedures thoughtsfromthecriminologyteam.blog/2020/12/18/rea…

As we head closer to the holiday season Dr Stephen Hallam is thinking about fairy tales of #policing #criminology and #academia Manos Daskalou Jessica @AmyCortvriend Dr Stephen O'Brien 🌹 Stephanie Richards UoN Criminology Society HistoriansUON Geography at the University of Northampton @evaprokopiou @AprilsDawnLive

Now we've got a bit of breathing space, time to catch up on #CriminologyBookClub...our latest review is out and the book is a cracker! Manos Daskalou Jessica Saffron Garside Stephanie Richards @AmyCortvriend UoN Criminology Society Faculty of Business and Law UniofNorthamptonNews #LoveReading

Prisoners locked up for too long, poor access to purposeful activity, a worrying loss of staff, concerns for women's well-being, children let down and haphazard immigration arrangements are the key findings of the Chief Inspector of Prisons in his annual report, published today.