IVIP

Improving Voice Identification Procedures | An @ESRC project in linguistics, criminology, psychology & law.

@Cambridge_Uni @TrentUni @dmuleicester @UniOfOxford

[IVIP @ivipproject]

We're so excited that our study on accent prejudice and stereotypes in forensic contexts is finally out, and has got some serious media attention over the weekend! A thread with some links is linked below, and we will retweet the links as well. Read here: https://t.co/JY4FwQhXpF

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

Thrilled to say that our paper on accent bias in forensic contexts is finally out, and you can read it here: https://t.co/AZOqc5IQ9I
It’s the first in a series of studies from @ivipproject with @WrightDW @NatalieBraber & Nik Pautz looking at what makes voices sound more guilty.

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

Courthouse News: https://t.co/GGd59mZPK9

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

Sky News: https://t.co/pPFeUuHsIy

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

The Washington Post: https://t.co/DVEcHLreaM

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

The Telegraph: https://t.co/f3zWfR9CTe

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

The Times: https://t.co/iXedYBgm8z

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

The Mail: https://t.co/o5ee0pXmVd

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

The Independent: https://t.co/3rRH5zZ612

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

The Guardian:
https://t.co/4WCfdmNBUe

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

We’ve had loads of coverage in the media, which is really exciting! On Friday I was on BBC Radio 5 Live and LBC talking about our research. We’ve also had coverage in BBC News here:

https://t.co/meqCDorOTe

[IVIP @ivipproject]

Read more here about our study, published today, on accent bias in forensic contexts

[Cambridge University @Cambridge_Uni]

Read the full story: https://t.co/D5GMSCdidB

[IVIP @ivipproject]

Lead author @alicepaver explains our findings on accent bias in forensic contexts, published today in @FrontiersIn: https://t.co/JY4FwQhXpF

See below for a quick explainer... 👇🏼

[Cambridge University @Cambridge_Uni]

Could your accent make you sound guilty?

A new study from @MMLL_Cambridge @JesusCollegeCam @NottmTrentUni shows that British people still associate accents perceived as ‘working-class’ with criminal behaviour.

@alicepaver from @CamPhonLab explains 👇

[Cambridge University @Cambridge_Uni]

Could your accent make you sound guilty?

A new study from @MMLL_Cambridge @JesusCollegeCam @NottmTrentUni shows that British people still associate accents perceived as ‘working-class’ with criminal behaviour.

@alicepaver from @CamPhonLab explains 👇

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

Thrilled to say that our paper on accent bias in forensic contexts is finally out, and you can read it here: https://t.co/AZOqc5IQ9I
It’s the first in a series of studies from @ivipproject with @WrightDW @NatalieBraber & Nik Pautz looking at what makes voices sound more guilty.

[Cambridge Uni Phonetics & Phonology Lab @CamPhonLab]

Our first P&P Seminar talk of the year was given by second-year PhD student @alicepaver, who presented research from the @ivipproject & her PhD on ‘Voice memory and the role of pitch distribution in a population’. Looking forward to more fascinating talks this Michaelmas term!

[Cambridge Uni Phonetics & Phonology Lab @CamPhonLab]

Oral presentations from our lab at IAFPA! @alicepaver spoke about work from the @ivipproject and @patman_chloe presented work from her PhD🇨🇦

[IVIP @ivipproject]

@ForensicVoice @rwr500 @Kate_811 @brynuttall Happy anniversary to you at the FVC! Thanks for all your contributions and feedback to our project 😊 here's to many more years of sharing knowledge

[Alice Paver @alicepaver]

And a special thanks to all those who came to chat at my poster yesterday afternoon. Always a pleasure to talk about our work from @ivipproject with @NatalieBraber & @WrightDW!

[Selwyn College @Selwyn1882]

We're used to identity parades in criminal investigations. But what role can voice ID play in tracking down perpetrators? Selwyn fellow Dr Kirsty McDougall is co-author of this piece for Counsel magazine.
https://t.co/s9zsyDym7D

@ivipproject @JeremyRobson9 @CamLangsci

[Cambridge Uni Phonetics & Phonology Lab @CamPhonLab]

Our very own Kirsty McDougall presented some @ivipproject research on voice similarity at the wonderful workshop on The Interdisciplinary Voice at @Newnham_College today. PhD students @alicepaver & @patman_chloe thoroughly enjoyed the varied and fascinating talks too.