I heard a rumour this is the only 8:30am session on Thursday morning offering a full hot breakfast to all attending. Probably just a rumour. @BSCGlasgow
If you missed our Annual Lecture you can re-watch it on YouTube today.
'Whiteness, Racism and Race: Questions for Decolonising Criminology' with Dr Rod Earle, @OpenUniversity
📺https://t.co/IIoypbjRmZ
This article, ‘Exploring narrative, convictions and autoethnography as a convict criminologist’ is free to download. It sets out much of the way I think about the potentials of convict criminology. Happy to guest lecture on it if interested. https://t.co/DW27D0RqjS
A stranger is a friend you have not met yet @criminology #51 Michael Irwin spent time in prison for drug trafficking before gaini... https://t.co/5PLxiHXWtC via @YouTube
@rod_earle did us proud today representing at the Oxford Handbook of Criminology book launch talking about why our chapter makes an important contribution to the new 7th edition. Hope you enjoyed a glass of vino or 2 on the Institute of Criminology!
We are proud to announce the recipient of our 2023 John Irwin Distinguished Scholar Award, Dr. Andi Aresti - University of Westminster. This award recognizes outstanding professional contributions by an individual to the study of Convict Criminology. Congratulations Dr. Aresti!
We are proud to announce the recipient of our 2023 John Irwin Distinguished Scholar Award, Dr. Sacha Darke at Kings College of London. This award recognizes outstanding professional contributions by an individual to the study of Convict Criminology. Congratulations Dr. Darke!
Creating convict criminology in the UK: a response to Aresti, Darke and Ross from members of the British Convict Criminology group in: Justice, Power and Resistance - Ahead of print https://t.co/tobb66SxEI
Anything @KevinNeary12 has got to say is worth listening too. The man is a powerhouse and a force for good in this space.
And for free?! You’ve no excuse not to be signing up!
Mine came too 😝 Thank you @AlisonLiebling@criminology@lesleymcara1 for the opportunity and also my amazing partners in crime @rod_earle@BillJDavies @danicadarley1 @honeywell_david
Also lovely to see the great man Roger Matthews remembered in the handbook ❤️
Please share our free to access good practice guide for youth justice professionals. 'Developing Creative Approaches in Youth Justice: A guide for youth justice professionals'
https://t.co/ILtdbWO3Fu
Thanks to @keithfraser2017 for the Foreword @_YJB@ArtsCJS
The Oxford Handbook of Criminology was the first book I bought as I started a Masters at Middlesex in 1995. It came out in 1994 and was a snip in the remainder bin. I’m so chuffed to be in this with colleagues from British Convict Criminology. Best yet?1/2 https://t.co/iXzqlktcZm
Hello! Announcement - opportunity for participation in compensated study for system-contacted instructors. Will send supplementary documentation if interested, reach out to listed emails. 😊
Was an honour to speak on the @turnaroundproj podcast 🎤
I love speaking to like-minded individuals who are determined to help others - @turnaroundproj are committed to this. Sharing my story on this podcast felt very natural. Check it out on Spotify 👇🏼
The new edition of the #prisonservicejournal is now available! Edition 267 discusses a range of issues concerning both those living and working in prisons, and announces the winner of the Bennett Award for Outstanding Article in 2022.
https://t.co/4TpSyioJud
#psj#prisons