QUT Centre for Justice have published a new Briefing Paper titled, “Reimagining (in)Security in Pacific Island States and Territories, written by Danielle Watson, Jeremy Brice and Safua Akeli Ammama. Dr Danielle Watson is a Senior Lecturer at QUT Centre for Justice, Dr Jeremy Brice is a Visiting Fellow…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Ross Gordon, has rolled out, in collaboration with SUNCORP Bank, a new gambling support toolkit in time for Gambling Harm Awareness Week from 18-24 July 2022. Read more about the toolkit here. Read more about Professor Ross Gordon’s research here.
QUT Centre for Justice is proud to sponsor the The Lady Musgrave Trust’s 14th Annual Forum on Women and Homelessness. This year’s theme is The Pathway to Homelessness for Women In Queensland – a story of coercive control, violence, and systematic disadvantage. This an important event and is…
QUT Centre for Justice ran its annual HDR Winter School from 13-15 July 2022. Each day of the program featured two methodology sessions, a professional development session and a creative session that encouraged our HDR’s to present their research in different ways. This year we ran methodology sessions…
QUT Centre for Justice Chief Investigator Associate Professor Kelly Richards has released a new book, Desistance from sexual offending: The role of Circles of Support and Accountability (Routledge). The book explores how Circles of Support and Accountability (groups of community volunteers) can support perpetrators of sexual violence to…
From L to R – Professor John Scott (QUT School of Justice), Professor Melissa Bull (QUT Centre for Justice), Craig John (QUT PhD candidate), Aunty Harriet Pootchemunka (Chair, Aurukun Justice Group), Chris Emzin…
“Amplifying Indigenous voices through research, teaching and learning” About this event The Meanjin Oration will be QUT’s key address to profile Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander excellence. As leaders in their field, the Meanjin orators are…
QUT Library and the QUT Faculty of Health invite you to a viewing of Incarceration Nation followed by a panel discussion. About this event QUT Library and the QUT Faculty of Health invite you to a discussion panel and a 30 minute screening of Incarceration Nation . QUT’s…
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QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Mark Lauchs has been in the media in Australia discussing the implications of bikie gangs moving from Sydney to Victoria, and discusses why the move is happening. Read the articles here: Rise in bikie numbers in Victoria linked to the absence…
