We are pleased to share that Associate Professor Danielle Watson, Academic Lead – Research in the School of Justice at QUT, and Program Lead, Global Justice, QUT Centre for Justice, has been invited to present at the inaugural International Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Investigators Association (IOMGIA) Australasia Training Conference…
Doing Justice Differently is the annual signature event of QUT Centre for Justice where we share the voices of those working within a particular area. Our audience are policymakers, practitioners, advocates, researchers and educators and our goal is to stimulate discussion and debate around a particular topic. The…
Design for a Just World 2025 is a collaboration between QUT Centre for Justice and QUT Design Lab. It invites researchers, practitioners, and communities to explore how design can contribute to building a fairer and more sustainable future. This year’s program features thought-provoking sessions on social impact assessment,…
Doing Justice Differently is the annual signature event of QUT Centre for Justice where we share the voices of those working within a particular area. Our audience are policymakers, practitioners, advocates, researchers and educators and our goal is to stimulate discussion and debate around a particular topic. The…
Austerity measures and policy shifts in the United States are rippling across to Australia, with regional researchers raising the alarm over the impact of looming cuts to key US science agencies. Two recent media articles discussed some of the impacts that these changes will bring, including weather forecasting…
The latest issue of International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy was published on September 1. Volume 14, Issue 3 publishes a diverse mix of criminology research from the UK, Canada, the US, South Africa, Australia, Aotearoa NZ, Italy, Zimbabwe and India. Included in this issue: Juneseo Hwang…
Brisbane can become a historic leader amongst Olympic host cities if it acts early to create a positive housing legacy for all, including the city’s homeless population, according to QUT Centre for Justice member, Dr Lyndall Bryant. Dr Bryant is a leading…
Australia has a fashion problem — not just on the runways, but in our landfills. With the average Australian buying 56 new clothing items every year, it’s no surprise that over 200,000 tonnes of textiles end up in landfill annually. Researchers from QUT are warning that unless we…
As part of QUT Pride Month, join us on Thursday 18 Sept at Kelvin Grove Campus for a vibrant two-part event. Beginning…
Call for Special Edition of QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Paper Series Consumer Credit Special Edition QUT Centre for Justice will be releasing a Briefing Paper Series on Consumer Credit in December 2025. This special edition will explore the financial pressures, credit use and debt-related challenges that individuals,…
