International Open Access Week is 24-31 October and this year’s theme is Open for Climate Justice. “Sharing knowledge is a human right and tackling the climate crisis requires the rapid exchange of knowledge across geographic, economic, and disciplinary boundaries.” Open access can increase the impact of your research,…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Mark Lauchs, appear an expert panelist on Channel 9’s Under Investigation, hosted by Liz Hayes, on Monday 10 October 2022. Under Investigation is an investigative program that puts a spotlight on unsolved crimes and mysteries. The episode titled, “Gangs of Sydney”…
Congratulations to QUT Centre for Justice member Associate Professor Deb Duthie (pictured 3rd from left), and her project team, who have been awarded an ARC Discovery Indigenous grant to work with a multi-disciplinary team of researchers from QUT, University of Southern Cross and Diabetes Australia to co-design a food…
The Federal Government has committed to a new Threatened Species Action Plan. The Plan sets out a pathway for threatened species conservation and recovery over the next 10 years. It includes the aim of preventing any new extinctions of plants and animals, and protecting and conserving at least 30%…
Grace O’Brien is a Senior Lecturer/researcher in the Faculty of Creative Industries, Education and Social Justice (CIESJ). She has worked in partnership with First Nations Communities throughout Queensland for many years. Grace’s research addresses the need for urgent educational reform to support the engagement of young First Nations children…
Look out for QUT Centre for Justice PhD student Megan Parker’s recent article that has been accepted in the Q1 Journal of Criminology titled, “A central paradox’: Judicial decision-making in cases of sexual offending by young people”. This article had Megan’s supervisor, Professor Kelly Richards as second author.…
QUT School of Justice Adjunct Professor Scott Poynting, has published a book titled, “The Normalisation of the Global Far Right – Pandemic Disruption?” “Exploring…
Seminar: Is AI Good for the Planet? In person: QUT Kelvin Grove Campus – Room KG-E-558 or via Zoom. Tea and coffee and morning tea will be served at 10.30am The seminar (and Zoom) will commence at 10.45am – 12.00 noon Register here For more information contact qutc4j@qut.edu.au…
QUT Centre for Justice is proud to announce a number of its members have had great research success: Research: QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Kelly Richards received an ARC Future Fellowship and $1,030,000 in funding for her project, Preventing child sexual abuse by understanding perpetrators’ motivations, building on her…
QUT Centre for Justice member, and Program Co-Leader – Access to Justice, Professor Michael Flood has published an article in The Conversation titled, “‘Toxic Masculinity’ – what does it mean, where did it come from – and is the term harmful?’ Professor Flood’s research focuses on gender,…
