Over 3,000 survey responses in one prison - a response rate of 91%. More than that, millions of impressions after visiting every yard, cell, and corner of the building, and engaging in hundreds of casual conversations with those behind bars. drgoyes.com/crimla

Today we ran a Chess in Prison Programme. In the picture with my childhood friend and chess master Hector Barajas who started as the team’s coach.

Very proud of my students' work on the "Race" & Racism module this term. Our video project brings to life a map created by previous work University of Bath documenting 'Bath's Uncomfortable Past' - highlighting connections to colonialism & enslavement.

VG lar AI gjøre jobben 😳 Apropo plagieringssaker, journalistisk integritet og alt mulig annet: journalisten.no/ki-bor-ikke-va…

Our director Dr. Anna Di Ronco and former director Nigel South will be presenting their research at CriminologyUoM later this week! See details below 👇 👏🏽

🆕Online First #OpenAccess article ahead of a special issue on Improving Access to Justice for Women Who Kill Their Abusers Elizabeth Sheehy and authors recount the campaign for justice for Helen Naslund #femicide #WomenWhoKill 🔗doi.org/10.5204/ijcjsd…

In a world enthralled by the new and the next, let us pause and ponder whether true sustainability isn’t just about consuming less, but about deepening our care and commitment to each other? Listen to this episode of The Infinite Search Podcast. open.spotify.com/episode/1S8dva…

Register for the seminar series “Critical Histories of Criminology: Stories from the Seven Continents”. Link: jus.uio.no/ikrs/english/r…

"Even if people belonging to different classes develop exactly the same abilities, they are unlikely to enjoy equal success because they will have to play the game by different rules." (Harari, 2011, 154). Evidence: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Bruno Paes Manso is the author of the bestselling book "The Republic of the Militias: From the Death Squads to Bolsonaro". He will be a keynote speaker at the "Crime in Latin America" conference in Rio de Janeiro in November 2024. Register at: drgoyes.com/es/crimla/conf…

I interviewed Katja Franko for the European Criminology Oral History Project. Our interview explores central themes of her scholarship (Globalization, Migration, Technology, Identity, Knowledge production). It might be a useful resource. Watch youtube.com/watch?v=UVCXjZ…

For the final keynote of #ICGCV2024 Professor Nigel South delivers a brilliant talk on enviromental justice and the new directions of green criminology! #criminology UoEssex Sustainability 🌳🦆🌍 Criminology @ Essex

This morning is the last day of the ICGCV Conference and we are privileged to listen to Professor Nigel South’s keynote talk titled ‘Our unhealthy Planet as a Victim of Crime, Injustice and Inequality: Toward Intersectional Environmental Justice’. Criminology @ Essex British Criminology

The programme for the International Conference "Crime in Latin America" (Rio de Janeiro, 25-27 November 2024), is now available here: drgoyes.com/crimla/confere… (Also available in Spanish and Portuguese)

The recording of the first event of the seminar series "Critical Histories of Criminology: Stories from the Seven Continents" is now available. Listen to Eugenio Raúl Zaffaroni present the history of criminology in Latin America. youtu.be/oG54MrIR-CY?si…

The seminar with Sandra Walklate on the history of criminology in Europe and the UK will start in 30 minutes (12.15 Oslo time). Join using this link: uio.zoom.us/j/64245793089 and see more about the seminar series here: jus.uio.no/ikrs/english/r…

🆕In special issue #PacificCriminology Perspectives on efforts against #DomesticViolence in Fiji and Tuvalu and how these critiques and interventions are mobilised in practice and with community interactions #decolonisation #DV #religion 🔗doi.org/10.5204/ijcjsd…