Criminal & Social JusticeNews & events
Cara's online book launch
Cara's online book launch
Cara is having an online book launch of her terrific book Families, Imprisonment and Legitimacy: The Cost of Custodial Penalties
New ESRC Post-Doctorate Fellow in Criminology!
The School of Social Work and Social Policy is delighted to welcome Dr Kirsty Deacon who joins us as an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow
New Project Launched
The Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice (CYCJ) and Scottish Throughcare and After Care Forum (Staf) have launched a new project: Youth Justice Voice Participation Project
New Report Published
Beth Weaver and colleagues from the Coproducing Justice: International Social Economy Network have published a knowledge exchange report on their Scottish Universities Insight Institute funded programme of knowledge exchange, of the same title
New Article Published
Jo Bailey-Noblett has published an article with the Howard League ECAN Network based on her ethnographic doctoral research studies on ‘Residential Wing Regimes: An Impediment to Rehabilitation of Prisoners?’
CYCJ Reports
CYCJ has recently published the results of its most recent stakeholder survey, which focused on how parents and carers experience their child’s contact with the justice system.
Professor Laura Piacentini won research grant
Professor Laura Piacentini along with colleagues at the Universities of Stirling, Dundee, and the Maria and Joao Alexio Institute in Rio de Janeiro has won a research grant award
Leverhulme Early Career fellowship
Cara Jardine was recently awarded a prestigious Leverhulme Early Career fellowship
Beth Weaver's article published
Beth Weaver's recent article has been published
New book published on "Loss, Dying and Bereavement in the Criminal Justice System”
A new book by Sue Read, Sotirios Santatzoglou, and Anthony Wrigley has just been published by Routledge on “Loss, Dying and Bereavement in the Criminal Justice System”.
Funding awarded by the Scottish Universities Insight Institute
Funding awarded by the Scottish Universities Insight Institute
The 'Developing Confident Life Stories' programme
The 'Developing Confident Life Stories' programme explores the impact of bereavement on young people aged 12–18 years, supporting them to construct and represent their bereavement stories through the medium of comics, through a series of creative workshops.
The Bereavement Research and Innovation Group
Sally Paul and Nina Vaswani lead on The Bereavement Research and Innovation Group which brings together researchers from across the University of Strathclyde with a research interest in this theme.
New Appointment
Laura Piacentini has been appointed as an External Examiner to the University Of Bath's first ever Under-graduate degree in Criminology launching in 2019.