The 3rd session in the Creative Methods Tent British Society of Criminology Conference 2024 is from John L Morrison - showing how augmented reality can help create empathy and understanding. Delegates were joined virtually by 'Gee' - a composite representation of stories from care experienced children

The final interactive workshop in the British Society of Criminology Conference 2024 Creative Methods Tent is Dr Johanne Miller, exploring the possibilities of collage making. We will be closing the Tent by 4.30, so please do drop in and explore the exhibits, if you haven't had a chance to do so already

📸 You have 1 hour left to vote 📸 Voting in the British Society of Criminology Conference 2024 Photo Competition closes at 18.30. Winners and prizes will be awarded tomorrow See the conference app for image details and the voting link, or view the display at the TIC reception and vote using the QR codes

What a day in the Creative Methods Tent British Society of Criminology Conference 2024 Thank you to everyone who exhibited, presented or came along to take part There's still a chance to write a letter to your past self or postcard to your future self. The postbox is now in the TIC Foyer next to registration

Dive into how knowledge/evidence is translated into practice in youth justice and criminal justice systems. Our new edited book, ‘Knowledge and Skills Partnerships in Youth Justice’, is now available for pre-order! Routledge Books It was fab working with my co-editor

We stand with 240+ other charities and everyone affected by racism and violence. Horrified by what's going on. #togetherwithrefugees togetherwithrefugees.org.uk/more-than-200-…… #TogetherWithRefugees

And just like that summer is over. We've had a full 8 weeks of fun (mostly!) Barring 2 weeks in the middle and the odd day here and there, I've been lucky to be off for much of it. Feeling well rested, massively behind, and excited for this year's projects and collaborations 😁

Our Stakeholder Survey gathered diverse views from practitioners, young people, parents, and communities to shape our future plans. We received 258 responses through our online and in-person outreach. Read more here: cycj.org.uk/resource/stake…

Lived Experience Advisory Board🏳️‍🌈 If you live in the UK, are LGBTQ+, have lived experience of suicidal thoughts, feelings or attempts, and would like to help develop our research, we’d love to hear from you.

👋🏾We are looking for 10 people aged 14-17 to join our Youth Advisory Group. Time and expenses are reimbursed. Advisory Group members must: 🚔have experience of the justice system 🗓️be able to travel to Glasgow each month More info: challengejustice.org Please share 🙏🏽

It has been such a privilege getting to know these young men over the past year. Their peer research will draw to a close next month. If you know any young men aged 16-24 who are justice experienced or LGBTQI+ or refugee/migrants and want to take part see menminds.org/take-part

Our friends at CYCJ Scotland are hosting a forum for parents who have children involved with the Children's Hearing or justice system. The Parenting Forum is a non-judgemental space for those looking for information and support 💙 To learn more, email [email protected] ✉️

Exciting day ahead! Our Participation and Policy Lead, Carly Elliott-Scott is speaking at Scotland’s first annual Human Rights Conference today hosted by Human Rights Consortium Scotland #ScotHumanRightsConf #CYCJ #HumanRights

🎧🎙️Listen to CYCJ Research Associate - Leyla Kerlaff speaking on the Aberdabbadoo Podcast with shmu about the current work on the Men Minds Project (skip to 51:18) 👇👇 open.spotify.com/episode/5tGB5J…

Please APPLY! Scholarship for Palestinian women pursuing PhDs anywhere The Palestinian American Research Center Palestinian American Research Center (PARC) announces the 3rd Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarship for Palestinian women pursuing PhDs in the humanities and social sciences. --> dev.parc-us-pal.org/tanya-baker-as…