There’s still time to register for our upcoming Criminology Salon with Prof Nicola Carr on Monday 20th October at 1pm at UCD Sutherland School of Law.
All welcome! Please register here: https://t.co/HfhmM0jSfO
Looking forward to seeing you there!
📌 Call for interview participants 📌
We (me & @Louise_Brangan) are looking to interview people who worked as prison officers in Irish prisons at any point during 1970-2010. See further info in poster image. If you're interested in taking part, please consider getting in touch
We are hiring a Lecturer/Assistant Professor in Criminology at @UCDLawSchool. It's a really lovely place to work - join us! Closes 3rd June at 12pm (Irish time). https://t.co/9jg98umxcf
Join us for the next UCD Criminology Salon at @UCDLawSchool, Thurs 1 May when @CianOConcubhair will discuss his research on policing of housing rights activism in Ireland. All are welcome! Please register for free at: https://t.co/Yluhu5yCnR
I'm recruiting a postdoctoral researcher in @IrishResearch project CONSPACE @MaynoothLaw/@MU__SSI. Deadline 22 Sep, w/qual methods, background of crim/borders/migration. Please share w/anyone who might be interested. Happyto answer all questions! https://t.co/pdRqACKONC
🚨 For the first time ever, the number of people in prison hit 5,002.
The Government’s approach to relieving the pressures on the bulging prison system is clearly failing. A comprehensive reform of the criminal justice system is needed.
📰➡️ https://t.co/ZrOJj9TFNL
Looking forward to heading to the North/South Criminology Conference tomorrow. Got the final approval on my paper from my fluffy research assistant. She’s predictably sceptical, but wishes me luck anyways #BelfastCrimCon
Overcrowding should be addressed by a safe and planned reduction of the prison population, rather than prison expansion.
We know the solutions - and have done for decades! We need to prioritise implementing them before turning to more prison spaces.
https://t.co/DoLVy3Qyjf
Join us for the next UCD Criminology Salon on 2 May when Marie Keenan @MarieMkeenan, Anne-Marie McAlinden @McalindenA and James Gallen @JamesGallen will discuss their research on justice responses to non-recent institutional abuse. Register for free at https://t.co/zTs8CtdQsu
Thanks to Dr Karen Graham (@School2Prison) for an inspiring and informative lecture yesterday on the connections between school and prison and the prison-to-university pipeline, and to Saoirse Brady (@saoirse_b@IPRT) for her insightful response. @UCDLawSchool
Really looking forward to @School2Prison guest lecture at @UCDcrim next Tuesday 16th April from 4.30pm, with @saoirse_b@IPRT as respondent. There's still plenty of time to register to join us! https://t.co/Oe5QTvgR29
We are delighted to welcome Dr Karen Graham (City, University of London) to deliver a distinguished guest lecture on the topic of 'School to Prison to University' on 16 April @ 4:30. Saoirse Brady (@IPRT@saoirse_b) is the respondent. Register at:
https://t.co/WOP4eVzBLI
'Today’s announcement of additional funding ensures we have a plan to grow the size of our prison estate for the first time in a decade.'
This is very much counter to policy for the past decade or more, and is not something a govt should be so happy to announce.
Avoiding Twitter has made me a bit late to this wonderful news. So delighted for my truly brilliant friend Louise. This should shoot to the top of everyone’s TBR list!
Magdalene laundries subjected women and girls to the most excessive abuses. I have always known about them. And I always wanted to know why. This book is a culmination of that project, of that needing to understand. It’s such a privilege to bring it to life with these publishers
Here is the link to the advertisement and details on the application process for a new postdoctoral position @tcddublin to work on prison monitoring as part of the new @ERC_Research project POIRE. https://t.co/VotdnHyUFg