Diana Batchelor

Trying to combine doing research, doing actual stuff, and linking the two. In justice and psychology. Tweeting own views.

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

The one where @peez says the wrong name at the wedding. He does love you after all @tamler

[Oxford Criminology @OxfordCrim]

Victim-survivors of serious and minor crimes are equally likely to want to meet the offender. But impact on the victim increases willingness to meet, explains @dibatchelor from crime survey research on restorative justice @UKDataService @PsychPPLaw https://t.co/2EOS2zOICi

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

Super interesting article @jwemmers! Meeting offenders (including 'surrogate' offenders) can increase victim confidence. Your findings both confirm and fill some gaps in changes to victim self-concept I mapped here https://t.co/51YztbuQji @SAGEcriminology #complementaryresearch

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

Victims' self-concept changes when they communicate with offenders, even when it doesn't go to plan.

(A peer-reviewed article containing evidence behind this restorative justice practitioner guide, https://t.co/Wzw9PkmtKW)

https://t.co/5fqUinU7Sr. Open access @SAGE_Publishing

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@SahilBloom @unrollthread

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@RMBanwell Ah thank you, yes a catch up would be great! Well I guess zoom is easy these days, I'll send you an email to set something up x

[Oxford Criminology @OxfordCrim]

New blog post Challenging cases: How collaborating with practitioners improved my research and led to a new practitioner guide for working with victims https://t.co/gEl2TAlcWK

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@CambridgeDCN Will a recording of the talk be available afterwards please? I will not be able to attend, but I would very much like to hear this talk if possible.

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

Sometimes people just need to vent.

I'm not going to, but I do feel the need to express some love for the phrase in full, as a 1987 book keeps reminding me.

Sometimes people just need to ventilate.

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

Fantastic talk by @PamelaUgwudike at All Souls Seminar @OxfordCrim. Thank you for sharing your expertise on predictive algorithms and for your optimism in the face of pervasive racism. If we all get on board with the solutions, there is hope!

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@santanderukhelp Ok, thanks for letting me know.

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@santanderukhelp Hi Tony. Just wondering if it is possible for my friend to get her statements and/or letters from Santander (UK) sent out to her in Turkish, as she doesn't speak much English? Thanks!

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@SHGCustomers Hi, do you have the ability to send out communication to your residents in other languages? If so, how can my friend request that please? Thank you!

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@santanderukhelp Thank you! I understand that she would need to contact you to set it up, but I first wanted to understand if it is possible. So if she makes the request, she could receive all future statements and letters in Turkish? Who should she contact to set that up? Thanks!

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

@_youhadonejob1

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

If you know me, you know I wouldn't have started this without doing my research. Pls follow me @masksforcarers to help gather momentum.

First bloody time I get to mention my doctoral status, and in context the most honest thing to say is that I ain't one! #notthatkindofdoctor

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

Hi friends.

If you can sew, please see this info I've put together on whether and how you can start sewing and donating facemasks in the UK.

If you can't sew please consider at least retweeting to spread the word?

https://t.co/UJW0Jkq5Xn
@masksforcarers

[dumb bitch media @dumbbitchmedia]

a client yelled at me on the phone and i started to cry and then she started to cry... SHOULD women be allowed in the workplace???

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

It won't happen naturally just because you're a good person. You'll need to do it pro-actively and intentionally. Being fair might at first feel like being biased, because we're used to a system that favours white people.

Studies show this is true, especially under stress 2/2

[Diana Batchelor @DiBatchelor]

Dear police. We are all a bit racist, so when you stop someone white & middle-class in a lockdown, you may be more likely to:

- Assume good intentions
- Ask friendly questions
- Listen longer to the answer
- Give benefit of the doubt

Can you do this with everyone please? 1/2