Doctoral Candidate at the @UniofOxford , Department of Sociology @SociologyOxford
Prisons researcher, evidence-based activist, sociologist and criminologist
AI & data science are being increasingly used within law enforcement, despite criticism about accuracy & bias.
DPhil student @HelenKosc collaborated with police practitioners to explore their views on when & how this technology should be used ⬇️
https://t.co/a4eOf69SGO
Our latest #publication investigating how strategic decisions are made about where, when and how to employ #datascience in #policing , in collaboration with @PoliceScotland.
Read our newest publication here: https://t.co/uB6qOd0r9y
DPhil student @HelenKosc's poster explains her ethnographic study, which maps how likely UK prison-leavers are to re-offend within the first 18 months of release.
Helen won first prize in the competition! 🥇
View ➡️ https://t.co/8ITt0T2MPe
42% of ex-offenders in the UK are reconvicted within a year of release - existing policies meant to reintegrate them into communities are ineffective.
@HelenKosc & Dave Kirk call for evidence-based approaches to tackle this urgent issue.
Read more ⬇️
https://t.co/Lhij510uGT
Thank you very much @BritSocCrim for sharing my newest piece, 'A Home for Christmas'.
Criminologists, practitioners, policymakers, members of the public...if you've got 5 minutes, please give it a read and let me know what you think!
New BSC Blog: A Home for Christmas: Leaving Prison amidst a National Housing Crisis. A short, thought-provoking piece by @HelenKosc, reflecting on the men and women released homeless from prison, wishing for a home for Christmas.. Read it here: https://t.co/aYnVOH4xOr
400 handmade Christmas cards for men serving time in @HMPBullingdon
Thx to students & staff of @UniofOxford & @WolfsonCollege who volunteered to spread some kindness this holiday season
A small way I can give back to my field of study and the men who trust me with their stories
A great pleasure tonight for Canada House/LDN to host 14 distinguished Cdn scholars who are the 2023 recipients of 🇨🇦 Centennial Scholarships (& many of their predecessors), together w/ the generous donors in the Cdn business/financial community in the UK who make this possible.
In the short clip from my speech, you can hear about how my Doctoral research journey @UniofOxford actually began back in Canada 🇨🇦 , as an 18-year-old volunteering with Correctional Services Canada @CSC_SCC_en while an undergraduate @queensu
What an honour to be invited by the High Commissioner of Canada in the UK, the Honourable @RalphGoodale , Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund, Maple Leaf Trust and the Canada UK Foundation to speak about my Doctoral Research @ Canada House 🇨🇦
@CCSF67@CCSF_Scholar@CanadianUK
Congratulations @MRovira_ 👏 I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to work as a research assistant for this project for nearly 2 years.
It’s an honor to be part of such an important project that I am positive will provoke much-needed changes in hiring practices in the UK
📚 Thrilled to share my latest article, "Invisible Stripes? A Field Experiment on the Disclosure of a Criminal Record in the British Labour Market and the Potential Effects of Introducing Ban-The-Box Policies," now published in the BJC https://t.co/QqTASzbUZ0
Our MSc students practiced their fieldwork skills last weekend by interviewing people at the Remembrance Day service in Whitehall📝
They were supported by three excellent TAs, our DPhil students Wing Kei, Helen and Gabriel!
800 delegates from 78 countries gathered for the International Corrections and Prisons Association’s Annual Conference in Antwerp @icpaadvancing
I had the honor of presenting my Doctoral Research Project: a long-term, ethnographic study of 150 prison-leavers over 18-months.
Very excited to have been selected as one of the Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund’s 2023-2024 Scholars.
What an honour it is to be part of a network of inspiring young Canadians using research to make an impact on a global stage — let’s make Canada proud 🇨🇦