QUT Centre for Justice member, A/Prof Matthew Ball has been awarded American Society of Criminology Division of Queer Criminology’s ‘Outstanding Scholarly Contribution Award’ for a paper published with…
(Image from L to R – Dr Dean Biron, Emma Jones, Prof John Scott) This summer, QUT School of Justice unit Crime in Popular Culture (JSB287) featured the…
The International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy (IJCJSD) has announced the establishment of a prize for best article(s). The Rosa del Olmo Prize is awarded biennially…
“We do not know how many Aboriginal women have gone ‘missing’ in this country. The archives are filled with the ‘missing’: the Aboriginal women who are no longer…
QUT Centre for Justice is pleased to announce the success of three of its members as part of an ARC Discovery Project. Project Team (Centre members in bold):…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Cassandra Cross was awarded “Best peer-reviewed publication” from the American Society of Criminology Division of Cybercrime for the following publication: Cross,…
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…
The following paper was awarded Best Paper in the Social Marketing Category of the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference. Re-imagining issue…
QUT School of Justice student, Kamilah (Millie) Dean has been awarded the National Council of Women of Queensland’s 2021 Lady Justice Bursary. This award acknowledges the value of…
Associate Professor Kelly Richards Dr Jodi Death Professor Kieran McCartan QUT C4J members, Associate Professor Kelly Richards, Dr Jodi Death along with Professor Kieran McCartan (University of West…