Last week QUT Centre for Justice member, Angela Higginson attended the Stockholm Criminology Symposium and was part of the opening discussion on Research Advises Policy. This was a moderated discussion between Dr Higginson, the Swedish Minister for Justice, and the winner of the 2023 Stockholm Prize in Criminology.…
This symposium intends to raise a conversation bringing together QUT researchers across the Centre for Justice and Centre for Robotics, with people and organisations, to support Australia’s Disability Strategy (2021-2031). Bringing together industry, community partners, researchers and government voices, this symposium will discuss what the barriers and opportunities…
QUT Centre for Justice member Dr Erin O’Brien has had a blog published on the European Consortium for Political Research’s public site – The Loop – titled, “Why we need to embrace political investorism” “Investors’ political participation goes well beyond the traditional model of shareholder activism at AGMs.…
Following on from our April success where QUT Centre for Justice members were authors of the top-three most read articles in “The Conversation”, our members have done it again in May with our Centre members authoring the top two most read articles in “The Conversation”. Professor Christine Morley…
QUT Centre for Justice and School of Justice Seminar Series invites you to a panel discussion “Talking to boys and young men about Andrew Tate and the manosphere” Tuesday 20 June 2023 2.00pm – 3.00pm (afternoon tea to follow for in-person audience) Live from QUT Kelvin Grove campus,…
QUT Centre for Justice HDR Winter School will run from 17 – 19 July 2023 at QUT Kelvin Grove campus. We have a great line-up of speakers and presenters in 2023. The program includes six methodology sessions, two Professional Development sessions and an afternoon session aimed to encourage…
QUT Centre for Justice members, Christine Morley, Joanne Clarke, Jennifer Mays and Jennie Briese have been part of a team researching the current financial burden on students required to complete long, and mostly unpaid, social work placements. Their research has been published in the social sciences Q1 journal, The…
QUT Centre for Justice is committed to fostering reconciliation between non-Indigenous Australians and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. One of the three key themes of QUT Centre for Justice is Access to Justice. The United Nations has identified this as a priority sustainable development goal where discrimination, inequality,…
The latest issue of International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy includes a special issue on border criminology. Rimple Mehta (Western Sydney University) and Ana Aliverti (University of Warwick) have curated a set of articles that explore the limits of existing theories for “understanding migration governance from…
As we wrap up Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month 2023 we reflect on the research and events undertaken by QUT Centre for Justice as Queensland shines a spotlight on this very important issue. QUT Centre for Justice has many researchers working in the area of Domestic…
