QUT Centre for Justice member Michelle Newcomb, with Alyssa Venning from QUT Public Health and Social Work, has recently published an article in Q1 journal, Australian Social Work titled, “Individual Responsibility and Disconnection: Practitioner Experiences of the First Wave COVID19 Lockdown.” ABSTRACT The first wave of the COVID-19…
Research Profile: Dr Gina Masterton
QUT Centre for Justice and Carumba Institute Indigenous Australian Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dr Gina Masterton, will speak at an International Women’s Day event for Moreton Bay Regional Council. Gina will join a panel of local women as they discuss the ways they choose to challenge inequality. Gina’s research…
Event: “Debate for Justice” – QUT Centre for Justice and Environmental Defenders Office
QUT Centre for Justice and Environmental Defenders Officer are thrilled to invite you to a night of guaranteed laughs at the 2023 “Debate for Justice. This year’s topic is “Thanks, Boomers!” We have the following brilliant minds lined up to showcase their talents: The Hon. Justice…
Research Report: Who uses domestic, family, and sexual violence, how and why? The State of Knowledge Report on Violence Perpetration
QUT Centre for Justice member Professor Michael Flood has released a report with Chay Brown, Lula Dembele and Kirsti Mills titled, “Who uses domestic, family, and sexual violence, how and why? …
QCOSS and QUT C4J “In Conversation” – Under Treasurer Leon Allen Budget Edition
QUT Centre for Justice looks forward to partnering again with QCOSS in 2022 to host the ‘In Conversation’ series. In this first ‘In Conversation’ for 2023 we will unpack the Queensland Government’s budget process, including how our sector can best influence and contribute to state government funding priorities. …
Seminar: Australian Youth Safety Survey – Australia and NZ
QUT Centre for Justice was delighted to welcome Dr Susann Wiedlitzka from University of Auckland to co-present a seminar with QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Angela Higginson. The Australian Youth Safety Survey (AYSS) is an online survey of young people aged 14 to 25, focusing on…
Publication: Policing in the Pacific Islands
QUT Centre for Justice members, Associate Professor Danielle Watson and Professor Melissa Bull have co-authored a book with Loene Howes (University of Tasmania), Sinclair Dinnen (ANU Department of Pacific Affairs) and Sara N. Amin (University of South Pacific) titled, “Policing in the Pacific Islands”. This open access book…
Media: Cassandra Cross
QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Cassandra Cross has been in the media recently commenting on the various scams in operation. On 15 January 2023 Cassandra spoke with Channel 7 on hackers creating websites identical to some leading Australian retailers. Listen here. On 2 February 2023…
Seminar: Alternative reporting options for sexual violence survivors
QUT Centre for Justice was delighted to welcome Dr Rachel Loney-Howes to a roundtable event to present her research on “Alternative reporting options for sexual violence survivors”. Dr Loney-Howes provided participants with an opportunity to reflect on the enduring complexities and challenges survivors of sexual violence face when…
Publication: “Political investorism in Australia: unnatural insiders and the insider/outsider dynamics of market lobbying”
QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Erin O’Brien (pictured right) has published new research with Ainsley Elbra from Sydney University, Martijn Boersma from Notre Dame University and QUT HDR student, Justine Coneybeer (pictured left). The paper was published in the Australian Journal of Political Science, the top-ranking…