QUT Centre for Justice researchers have had some notable achievements over the past week. Dr Katie Woolaston Dr Katie Woolaston from the School of Law was awarded the WPSA Clay Morgan Award for Best Book in Environmental Political Theory. Katie’s book, Ecological Vulnerability: The Law and Governance of…
QUT Library and QUT Faculty of Health invite you to hear Aunty Lesley Williams discuss her new book titled ‘Marching with a Mission, Cherbourg’s Marching Girls’ with QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Deb Duthie. Date: Tuesday 13th September Time: 12.00pm – 1.30pm Venue: Curriculum…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Anna Huggins along with research team Associate Professor Mark Burdon (QUT), Professor Lizzie Coles-Kemp (RHUL) and Mrs Siobhaine Slevin (Realta Logic) have been awarded an ARC Linkage Grant to research “Optimising Digital Compliance Processes in the Financial Services Sector”. This project…
A new issue of International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy has been published. We are extremely pleased to be publishing another double issue which includes a special issue on Death Penalty Politics. In this special issue, guest editors Mark Finnane, Mai Sato and Sue Trevaskes bring together…
QUT Centre for Justice and QUT School of Justice launched the Fashion Justice Special Issue in the International Journal of Crime, Justice and Social Democracy. In this special issue the contributors examine multiple perspectives on the numerous injustices experienced in the ways garments are produced, consumed and disposed…
QUT Media have profiled the work of Associate Professor Cassandra Cross and Associate Professor Deanna Grant-Smith and their work on Recruitment Fraud, and fake employment ads that rob jobseekers of money and personal details. These researchers have previously published a QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Paper on…
The International Journal of Crime, Justice and Social Democracy recently launched a Special Issue on Fashion Justice. To celebrate this release, and to coincide with QUT Sustainability Week, QUT Centre for Justice will host a Fashion Justice Symposium. This symposium will form…
The Graduate Certificate in Domestic Violence Responses is a specialist course designed for frontline workers, policy developers and other professionals who come into contact with domestic violence victims or perpetrators. The certificate received some valuable coverage in the ABC News. The news item, “Family and…
QUT Centre for Justice is proud to sponsor the upcoming Queensland Council of Social Services (QCOSS) Conference being held in Brisbane from 6-8 September 2022 on the theme, “Power and Politics of the Care Economy.” QUT Centre for Justice will host the Welcome Function to be held at…
(Image – Lady Musgrave 14th Women and Homelessness Forum – Michael Hogan, Victoria Parker (LMT), Melissa Bull (QUT C4J) and Louise Kelly (LMT) QUT Centre for Justice has released a new Briefing Paper titled, “Young homeless people and domestic and family violence: Experiences, challenges and innovative responses” written…
