This summer, QUT School of Justice unit Environmental Justice & Climate Change (JSB255) featured the second Environmental Justice Writing Prize. The prize was awarded for the best submission received for the second assessment in the unit (a 2,000-word case study on a key issue in environmental justice). Five students…
QUT Centre for Justice hosted a panel discussion, facilitated by Professor Evonne Miller, Director, QUT Design Lab, to commemorate International Women’s Day 2024. Our panel included: Professor Cassandra Cross, Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching, CIESJ Jamie-Lee Emmanuel, PhD Candidate, School…
Green Criminological Dialogues: Voices from Africa Guest editors Annette Hübschle (University of Cape Town), Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood (University of St Andrews), Nigel South (University of Essex) and David Rodríguez Goyes (University of Oslo) have curated a set of articles, with emphasis on Southern Africa, to continue the project of…
Louis Kobina Dadzie is a dedicated and proactive researcher from Ghana and is currently pursuing his PhD at the QUT Centre for Justice. In 2023, he was awarded a Centre for Justice Scholarship to undertake his doctoral research. His research will explore how workplace victimisation affects frontline workers…
Call for Papers – Green Criminological Dialogues: Voices from Oceania Guest editors: Antje Deckert (Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand), David R. Goyes (University of Oslo, Norway), and Nigel South (University of Essex, UK). Most academic publications in the field of green criminology—concerned with all environmental crimes including…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Cassandra Cross has written a piece for The Conversation titled, “Desperate for Taylor Swift tickets? Here are cybersecurity tips to stay safe from scams.” With the he Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) reporting over A$135,000 already lost to ticket fraud for…
QUT Centre for Justice is proud to release a Briefing Paper Series around the topic of Education Justice. Learning and teaching design is increasingly shared between teaching academics and learning designers. Research into how these two groups understand learning technologies is critical if underlying tensions in learning design…
QUT Centre for Justice and Flinders University have partnered with Anglicare Southern Queensland, Anglicare WA, Anglicare ACT, Anglicare NT and Anglicare South Australia to understand young women’s experiences in the youth justice ecosystem (youth justice and support services and programs like Anglicare). The Young Women’s Voices is an Australia wide…
The International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy is pleased to share the Call for Papers for an upcoming special issue: Criminology in Post-Violence Transitions: Exploring the Intersections between Human Rights, Grassroots Activism, Transitional Justice, Memory, and Criminology Guest Editors Camilo Tamayo Gomez (University of Huddersfield), Natalia…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Michael Flood, has provided media commentary on an article in The Guardian titled, “‘The real thing almost didn’t turn me on enough’: how is online porn shaping the lives of young men?” The article discusses the ubiquitous nature of digital sex, and…
