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I’m looking for #multiagency staff who work with victims of County Lines exploitation to participate in a project on the opportunities and challenges of multiagency working. Please get in touch with [email protected] for more info, or scan QR code below!

Dr Beth Malory (she/her) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇪 and I are collecting responses to our survey into the language of pregnancy loss and its impact on those who experience such loss. redcap.link/r3sonqk7 All shares hugely appreciated!🙏

Preparing one of the amazing bodymaps from our (w @tarayoung) research on joint enterprise for the creative tent at British Society of Criminology Conference 2024. Come along Thursday to see the 7 ft artwork produced by 'Michael' sentenced to 27 years at aged 19 for a fatal act perpetrated by another man

#Criminology if you're at #BSC2024 and interested in #prison and/or #SensoryCriminology get on Kate Herrity's award winning book Sound, Order, and Survival - it is a beautifully written, theoretically rich, and profoundly important contribution to the field See Bristol Uni Press

New edition of the PSJ now out (July 2024, edition 273) which contains a diverse range of articles and interviews: crimeandjustice.org.uk/publications/p…

On the day British Society of Criminology Conference 2024 draws to a close, I’m very excited to announce that I’ve got a new publication out in the Prison Service Journal detailing some more findings from my PhD about relational re/integration and withdrawal following release from a life sentence 🔔 Check it out here! ⬇️

Hello scholars! A friend of mine from Palestine is applying for PhDs in nursing & reproductive care in the UK - would anyone be able to share research proposal materials in this field?

Come work with us at Liverpool Uni

Open access paper on the continuing problems of joint enterprise in England & Wales w. @tarayoung. Based on interviews with police & lawyers we are that, despite legal change, there has been little change in practice. Also incs. figure outlining law tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

On September 1st, my friend Holly Story and I will be running a 10k to fundraise for a new bereavement suite at Liverpool Women's Hospital, in memory of my and Joe's twins. If you can spare a bit of money, it would be gratefully received! justgiving.com/page/alice-iev…

It's #ambleforalexander tomorrow, to raise funds for SUDC*UK. I'd love to get the total to £10k for him 💙 please share, donate generously and/or join us! 💙 kindlink.com/fundraising/su…

Looking forward to this event, where I'm going to try to make a case for sociological studies of punishment and penal change to pay more explicit attention to the punishment of sexual violence, think about the insights this could bring, and the questions we should ask.

Join us on Fri 6 Sept for the launch of "Destabilising Masculinism: Men's Friendships & Social Change" by SLSJ's Dr Brittany Ralph (Dr. Brittany Ralph). Featuring a panel discussion with guest gender scholars Prof Steven Roberts, Dr Saba Hussain & Craig Haslop. 👉Register:bit.ly/DMBbooklaunch

Deadline for abstract submission is September 8th 2024!

📽️Recording available now! If you missed last week's fascinating presentation by Alice Ievins on 'The limits of reform: Punishment and sexual offending' you can watch it on our YouTube channel. 👁️youtu.be/8AsyW7FaWBs

Out now! The latest edition of the Prison Service Journal, guest edited by Ann Snowden, is dedicated to the subject of 'modern slavery and human trafficking'. crimeandjustice.org.uk/publications/p… . . . #prisonservicejournal #psj #researchjournal #openaccess #prisonservice #modernslavery

📢 We know that the prison system is in crisis – but how do we solve it? We need to talk about sentencing. Today we have published a paper from the most senior former judges in England and Wales, calling on the government to reverse the trend of imposing ever longer sentences.

An important point to remember as you read the headlines today.

Just read an article by Luisa Schneider which i think will be useful to lots of criminologists involved in participatory and co-created research - on 'empathetic distance', negotiations, boundaries and vulnerability. Really thought-proviking read. brill.com/view/journals/…