paula harriott There are many more like Dr Sean Creaney, Dr Kathy Hampson, etc. Would you identify as a criminologist? I'd never call myself that! 🤷‍♂️

Chapter 11: ‘Desistance Through Participatory Practice: Involving Children in Decision-Making Processes in Youth Justice’ - Sean Creaney, Samantha Burns, Anne-Marie Douglas, Andrew Brierley, and Colin Falconer Samantha Burns Anne-Marie Douglas Andi Brierley colin falconer

From 31st May: policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/desistance-and… in which I have a chapter 'Desistance Approaches in Youth Justice...' Youth Justice Board Dr Ali Wigzell Claire Paterson-Young Prof Neal Hazel Stephen Case Diana Johns Ross Little Dr Sean Creaney Samantha Burns Andi Brierley Stephen Carr et al.!

Multidisciplinary skills for working with communities, institutions, and the state. Discover more about our Criminology MSc here: bit.ly/3QD5ykO

A #prison (for children) by any other name ...

In the same way that #RehabilitativeCultures fail in #prison s due to the amorphous nature of the 'values' that underpin it. Here a value led approach to incarcerating #children will not work if pinned on a concept of #education

Really troubled by this promotional video for a children's prison. Same site as the failed Medway Secure Training Centre and looks identical to another STC I've visited. Recognising that
custody is no place for children would be the real 'game-changer'.

✨Edge Hill Students' Union Student Led Staff Awards

Congratulations to our amazing Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Dr Sean Creaney, who won one of only two FAS Personal Tutor Awards!

A fantastic achievement and thoroughly deserved 🤩👏

On Wednesday evening, we celebrated the achievements of both students and staff at our SU Awards. 🏆

🎥 Missed it? Well here are our winners from the night, and if you want to see some footage, head over to our Instagram and view the our SU Awards highlight!

Up next, Faculty of Arts & Sciences Personal Tutor Award 🙌

The shortlisted staff were:
James MacPherson
Helen Eccleston
Sean Creaney
Richard Tyler
Sarah Hunt

Winners: Sean Creaney and Sarah Hunt 🎉
(Sarah couldn't make it, so have an extra performance pic instead)

Excited to be taking part in this great event SRHE with my latest research: Under increasing pressure in the wake of COVID-19: a systematic literature review of the factors affecting UK undergraduates - engagement, belonging, alienation and resilience

What should a Labour Government do on Youth Justice? A few ideas.
reformingprisons.blogspot.com/2024/05/what-s…

Trauma-Informed Practice within the Youth Justice System: How is it working and what needs to change? - crestadvisory.com/post/trauma-in…
New report from Crest Advisory

'Care' & 'Love' in Public Services: Place, Ethics & Potential

Call fo Papers 🫵

I am looking forward to joining Dr Ali Wigzell at this exciting & much needed symposium Cambridge University in September.

All my reviewers are requesting this book as payment! And why not!
'A book that challenges us all to think differently, to work with & from the ‘marginalised’ voices in #criminology & create more affective listening, understanding & knowledge production.' routledge.com/Marginalised-V…

Insightful new article by our very own jodiehodgson exploring #institutionalisedviolence and #childimprisonment in England and Wales: bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journals/…
Bristol Uni Press

New book out today. Promises much…. … and delivers ⁦Dr K J McLachlan⁩

Our research on music in youth justice is currently free to access. ‘It’s Not Just Music, It Helps You from Inside’: Mixing Methods to Understand the Impact of Music on Young People in Contact With the Criminal Justice System
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…
Dr Ella Simpson Andy Jolly

Interested in doing an MSc in Criminology? Our new course at Loughborough University begins this year! Lots of excellent staff & modules

-Contemp Issues in Criminology

-Child First Justice

-Psych & Law

-Responding to Sexual Violence

-Sports Criminology

lboro.ac.uk/study/postgrad…

And here it is: Demystifying, Power,Crime and Social Harm. Chapter 19 is Demystifying Injustice: #JointEnterprise Law & Miscarriages of Justice. To see the JENGbA campaign in an academic book is great, to have written it ourselves is even better 🙏🏽