Registration confirmed! Very much looking forward to presenting at my first BSC conference.

This time next week, we'll be getting underway for the CCJS at Leeds Annual Lecture in Leeds, with Julian Go Julian Go addressing 'Policing Empires'. Honestly can't wait. If you haven't already, sign up below 🔽
essl.leeds.ac.uk/law/events/eve…

I’m honored to be giving the
Law at Leeds annual lecture next week on the colonial origins of policing. I will also be doing a post lecture discussion & a masterclass on postcolonial thought & methods. If you’re around Leeds
& interested drop by.

essl.leeds.ac.uk/law/events/eve…

Very much looking forward to this talk using narrative inquiry as a methodology 😊

Wrapping up a busy week with a fab time at #narrative2024 Newcastle University. Enjoyed presenting on dismantling legal masterplots - always great to have interesting discussions with such supportive & engaged narrative colleagues 💥 Looking forward to sleeping in my own bed tonight 😴

Kicking off #narrative2024 today by going back to my roots with ‘Ancient Narrative Forms and Contemporary Narrative Theory’ #classicsnerd

A whirlwind of a trip to Amsterdam with my lovely CCJS at Leeds colleagues. Thanks for a fabulous 36 hours and thanks to Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam NSCR.nl for hosting such an interesting day. Looking forward to developing ideas for collaboration! Now to the next conference!

Our incredible Dr Rebecca Shaw ran a brilliant workshop on Domestic Abuse Service Providers and Their Stories, and these illustrations by Buttercrumble brilliantly encapsulate the findings from the stories of domestic abuse service providers. Bravo!
Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre

An exciting few days ahead for some CCJS members as we travel to Amsterdam to meet and connect with colleagues Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam NSCR.nl. Very much looking forward to some interesting and productive discussions😀

Our ECR Development grant holder Dr Rebecca Shaw Law at Leeds has written a blog for British Criminology about her research project, which explores how narratives around domestic abuse can be changed

thebscblog.wordpress.com/2024/04/10/dom…

We were thrilled CCJS at Leeds to welcome Prof Katrin Hohl recently to discuss transforming police responses to rape and serious sexual assault. Couldn't make it? Read this excellent summary by my colleague Sam Pears: essl.leeds.ac.uk/law/news/artic… Law at Leeds

📅 Just ten days left 😱 to apply for this post CCJS at Leeds Honestly a great place to work, wonderful colleagues, excellent opportunities to develop research jobs.leeds.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r…

In a new guest blog, Janine Ewen shares tips for early career researchers working in policing and vulnerability. Originally published by Policing Insight.

vulnerabilitypolicing.org.uk/working-in-pol…

This 👇 - so amazing! #classicsnerd

New BSC Blog: 'Domestic Abuse Service Providers and their Stories'. Dr Rebecca Shaw provides a critical overview of her research working with domestic abuse service providers. Read it here: thebscblog.wordpress.com

A thrill to present at #SLSA2024 . Huge thanks and kudos to James ‘Kilroy’ Greenwood-Reeves (James Greenwood-Reeves), Rosie Fox (@drfoxpopuli) and Rebecca Shaw (@Dr_Rebecca_Shaw) for running the Law, Lit and Humanities stream with care and flair. It’s been a blast, University of Portsmouth! SLSA

The most fabulous co-convenors you could ever ask for Dr Rosie Fox SUPPORTS STRIKING WORKERS James Greenwood-Reeves

We've started our second Law, Literature and Humanities panel, 'Art and Law.' Our first speaker is Donald Buglass, presenting Suffering in the Food System Through Law, W H Auden and Bruegel, analysing poetry and the representation of suffering. #SLSA2024