Joe Caluori

Director of Crime, Justice & Security, NatCen #CountyLines #CCE #CSE #SeriousYouthViolence #AVFC #ADHD. Tweets in a personal capacity.

[Tom Holland @holland_tom]

Amused to learn that the most fashionable coffee house in 1790s London was called Nando’s

[Joe Caluori @JoeCaluori]

@PatrickOlajide1 (Parklife)

[Joe Caluori @JoeCaluori]

@PatrickOlajide1 It also provides a neat short cut for ambitious politicians incapable of detailed debate of policies which affect the material realities of people’s everyday lives

[NatCen @NatCen]

Evaluation of the Family Court Reporting Pilot. This study evaluated the pilot, which enabled accredited journalists and legal bloggers to report on family court cases across three pilot areas in England and Wales, following a wider review of transparency in the family courts. The pilot enjoyed strong support amongst court staff, legal professionals and media stakeholders.

Full findings can be found here: https://t.co/maN01cv9a8
#Evaluation #FamilyCourts #Media

[NatCen @NatCen]

🆕The latest blog from the Crime and Justice team explores the role of alternative social media platforms and their promise to protect free speech in the digital world.
Find the full blog here 👉https://t.co/Jez3RpceoU #FreeSpeech #Cyber

[NatCen @NatCen]

British Social Attitudes is the longest-running measure of public opinion in Britain.

Watch our video recapping the findings across this year’s themes from National Identity to Immigration and Trust in Government.

https://t.co/djpFkPVwQ9 #BSA41 #Immigration #Government #Pride #NatCenDataBites

[Dr Rob Wray @DrRobWray]

PREDICTING A RIOT - Online origins of real-world violence in the US and UK.

Modern extremism has evolved. Our live research at NatCen's Crime Justice & Security Unit https://t.co/vlgs2AMM8B identifies the online origins of violence felt on the street.

[NatCen @NatCen]

🌐Our latest blog explores the role of technology in human trafficking and smuggling ahead of our roundtable event next month.

Combining insights from leading experts with NatCen’s research capabilities, we aim to highlight the key threats and opportunities posed by technology in disrupting human trafficking networks and countering related misinformation.

https://t.co/C2hEQ6JLZe

[Dr Rob Wray @DrRobWray]

Caught up or caught out? Following UK riots, a spate of exemplary judicial sentences have been handed down. @NatCen is working to profile the architects behind the violence and understand the susceptibility of those seduced by far-right distorted dogma.
https://t.co/ond2E6Ic9Z

[Joe Caluori @JoeCaluori]

@danhancox @CursedObjectsUK Intricate water colours of local birds, painted lovingly by the host - each with an obscene poem underneath, penned by her ribald Husband

[Joe Caluori @JoeCaluori]

As we continue to see rioting seemingly fueled by conspiracy theories propagated through social media, this blog from @DrRobWray & @liv_brown20 on the Government's 100 day review of extremist threats is a must read 👇

[NatCen @NatCen]

In our hyper-connected and increasingly decentralised digital age, the rapid spread of misinformation online has become a significant societal concern.

Our latest blog from @DrRobWray and @liv_brown20 suggests five areas of strategic focus for the government’s 100-day threat review.
https://t.co/g0I9hXPpGt

[Joe Caluori @JoeCaluori]

In 2011, there were 4,000 arrests as a result of the riots. By October, 1,984 were charged. 846 received prison sentences. Given the violent and racially aggravated nature of the riots this weekend, it would be reasonable to expect even heavier sentences in many cases.

[National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) @PoliceChiefs]

We promised swift, decisive action against criminals who cause disruption and that’s what we've delivered.

There's been 147 arrests since last night and we expect that to rise significantly.

A message from our public order lead below (1/2)

[Dr Rob Wray @DrRobWray]

Ahead of @Keir_Starmer's statement on far-right violence this afternoon, @NatCen's @PatrickOlajide1 reports on online misinformation as a catalyst for offline violence. Check out Patrick’s research subseries from the Crime Justice & Security Unit | https://t.co/L6fOpEYGbW

[#WeCops @WeCops]

New Blog alert!

Get your @WeCops mug filled up & have a read of this excellent blog on Online VAWG & the harm it causes based on our last chat.

https://t.co/srqDPsbPbW

Thanks to @GilesHerdale @JoeCaluori & @Jones23Emma & @EmWilliamsOU

[Andy Burrows @_andyburrows]

The best way to protect children from online harms is effective product regulation, not paternalistic restrictions that prevent young people from the opportunities and improved life chances afforded by positive uses of technology.

[Joe Caluori @JoeCaluori]

@BenShimshon Shots fired