As authorities grapple with the threat of domestic violence, police and researchers want more formal education for the front line workers dealing with victim survivors. More than 50 women were allegedly murdered by men in 2024, and statistics show 1 in 4 women have experienced violence from their partner since the age of 15. So how do we get that message across to people who are dealing with this issue up close every day? QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Michael…
QUT Centre for Justice welcomes you back for another year of impactful news, research and events on topics and issues related to justice. Over the holiday break the…
QUT Centre for Justice provided support to Aspro Phoebe Hart through a Strategic Initiative Grant, enabling her to undertake a 28-day international trip to document the…
Please join us at a roundtable discussion on Queer and Intersectional Feminist Perspectives on Enviornmental Law Roundtable. At this roundtable lunch event our panellists will present their research…
Two QUT Centre for Justice members have been awarded $5000 under the QUT Equity and Diversity Grant Scheme, for project…
Funder: RBWH SERTA Grant QUT Centre for Justice member, Dr Michael Chataway has been awarded a competitive RBWH Research Grant. Title: Harnessing Technology for Safer Workplaces: Real-Time Tracking of…