Women, Service Providers and Community Members with experience in the youth justice system - we want your voice! Read more here. blogs.qut.edu.au/crime-and-just…

In our final In Conversation of 2023 we talk about creating safe, stable places to live with QLD's first dedicated Housing Minister, the Honourable Meaghan Scanlon MP MP.

Delivered in Partnership with QUT Centre for Justice

Register here: qcoss.org.au/events/in-conv…

QUT this Thursday - 41,000 people in modern slavery in 🇦🇺- hear from Australia's first Anti-slavery Commissioner & QUT Centre for Justice's Erin O'Brien in this free public lecture qut.edu.au/news?id=191309 via QUT

Christine Morley QUT School of Public Health and Social Work (PHSW) suggests three ways to address “placement poverty” in student work placements #HigherEd #StudentEquity QUT Centre for Justice
theconversation.com/it-is-impossib… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Massive 🎉 congratulations 🥳 to the amazing Gisella Lopes Gomes Pinto Ferreira for placing 2nd in the 3minute thesis competition -

A fantastic presentation on your important work on #DigitalDatingAbuse in Bras/zil 🇧🇷 and Australia 🇦🇺 #TFA #TechAbuse

Congratulations Freya!

Great fun hearing from QUT Centre for Justice members - Christopher Emzin Mark Lauchs and Shane Warren as they spoke about their experiences moving from industry to academia as part of HDR Winter School, and shared some tips with our current PhD students.

A powerful presentation from Suzanne Mulligan from Oral Histories Queensland about collecting oral histories to provide rich information and how this can support research as part of QUT Centre for Justice HDR Winter School

A practical presentation on How to write a Briefing Paper for our QUT Centre for Justice HDR Winter School 2023 students - how to produce your work in a short format - by deanna grant-smith and Laura Vitis

⁦QUT Centre for Justice⁩ and QUT School of Justice welcomes ⁦Julie Berg⁩ of ⁦SCCJR⁩ and ⁦University of Glasgow⁩ to visit, partner and present her research on Decolonising the Governance of Everyday Security. Welcome Julie.

QUT Centre for Justice & Bravehearts researchers seeking victim/survivors of sexual violence to take part in interviews about reintegration of sexual offenders. Keen to hear from male, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and/or young survivors (15-25 years). @DrChatz Jodi Death

@QUTC4J member Kelly Richards’ book on #desistance from #sexualoffending and the role of Circles of Support and Accountability ( #cosa ) now available in paperback: routledge.com/Desistance-fro…

📢 Join us for an empowering workshop, focusing on 'Feminised Privacy Protections for Menstruation Tracking Apps.' 📱 Gain valuable insights into the intersection of privacy rights and menstrual health technology. Read more and register now! 👇 #QUTResearch qut.to/c0qor

📢Join us at QUT Centre for Justice and QUT Centre for Robotics Disability and Inclusion Symposium 26/7/23! 🌍Unite researchers, industry experts, and government voices to support Australia's Disability Strategy. Register now: bit.ly/QCR_Justice #AccessAndInclusion #Codesign

Join QUT Centre for Justice & Sticks & Stones Project for The Parley – ‘Uncover Common Ground’ event where they will tackle harmful content, prioritize mental health, and make the internet safer and an inclusive place for all. fal.cn/3zq1z #DigitalEmpathy

Teacher Alice Elwell discusses Andrew Tate and how the influence can be addressed in the classroom setting as part of QUT Centre for Justice “Talking to boys and young men about Andrew Tate and the manosphere”

In latest issue: As public engagement with #CrimeMedia increases, Laura Vitis QUT Centre for Justice outlines findings from a research project that examined Australian listeners’ perspectives of #TrueCrime podcasts #CulturalCriminology #CrimeMedia
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John Scott QUT Law QUT Centre for Justice QUT discusses how male sex work has been constructed as a social problem, including efforts to de-stigmatise or normalise male sex work as an occupation or career buff.ly/3HMSoMY #sexwork #law

Proud to announce that QUT Centre for Justice members Professor Michael Flood Professor Cassandra Cross and Fiona McDonald of Australian Centre for Health Law Research (ACHLR) were authors in the top-three most read articles in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand in April. Congratulations to you all on your highly impactful research. blogs.qut.edu.au/crime-and-just…

New post: Media: Associate Professor Deanna Grant-Smith blogs.qut.edu.au/crime-and-just…