Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge
Presents the
Cambridge International Conference on
Evidence-Based Policing
Monday 10 July - Wednesday 12 July
Selwyn College
Cambridge
THEME: Reforming the Police Through
Evidence and Science
Please click the following link to register:
https://onlinesales.admin.cam.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/institute-of-criminology/evidence-based-policing-conference/evidence-based-policing-conference-2023
Registration Price List: |
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General in person admission |
£30 per day OR £50 for all 3 days |
General online admission |
£5 |
Society of Evidence Based Policing Members in person admission |
Free |
Society of Evidence Based Policing Members online admission |
Free |
Optional dinner open to all at St John's College |
£57 |
Event Schedule:
MONDAY 10 JULY |
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5.00pm |
Welcome and Introduction to the Cambridge MSt programme in Applied Criminology and Police Management Dr Peter Neyroud CBE QPM, Director, Police Executive Programme, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge |
5.30pm |
Keynote Address The Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Sir Mark Rowley: the Turnaround Plan |
6.30pm |
Close |
TUESDAY 11 JULY |
|
9.00am |
Decision-making in policing Chair: Dr Peter Neyroud Presenter: Professor Jason Roach, University of Huddersfield |
9.45am |
Improving the service to Victims Chair: Chief Constable BJ Harrington Presenters: - Anna Hook, Essex Police |
10.30am |
Break |
11.00am |
Applying evidence to better vetting and targeting misconduct Chair: Dr Matt Bland Presenters: - Nick Dale CGI -Dr Sara Valdebenito |
11.45am |
Leadership, Management and organisational and individual health Chair: Chief Constable Rachel Kearton Presenters: - Professor Brendan Burchell, University of Cambridge - Dr Jessica Miller: The association between job quality and the incidence of PTSD amongst police personnel |
12.45pm |
Lunch |
1.45pm |
Policing Hotspots of Violence Chair: Professor Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University, Philadelphia. Presenters: tbc - ACC Colin MacFarlane, Greater Manchester Police (tbc) - GRIP |
2.30pm |
Tracking Stop and Search with Body Worn Cameras Chair: Dr Justice Tankebe Presenters: - Chief Inspector Greg Tansill, Dorset Police (Sir Richard Mayne award winner 2023) - Superintendent Ron Lock, Hampshire Police |
3.15pm |
Break |
3.45pm |
Jerry Lee Centre for Experimental Criminology Chair: Dr Sara Valdebenito Presenters: - Professor Lawrence Sherman - John Denley - Brandon Langley |
5.00pm |
Adjourn |
WEDNESDAY 12 JULY |
|
9.00am |
Reforming the Gateway to the Criminal Justice system: new research on police-led diversion Chair: Dr Alison Heydari, NPCC lead on Diversion (tbc) Presenters: - Katie Harber and Eleanor Neyroud TP London - Pathfinder Dr Bland and Dr Ariel - CARA Birmingham team - NCB – Dr Peter Neyroud - RAND – Lucy Strang - Outcome 22 – Superintendent Aelfwynn Sampson (tbc) Discussants: - Dr Peter Neyroud - Penelope Gibbs, Transform Justice (tbc) |
11.00am |
Break |
11.30am |
Sir Robert Peel Medal presentation to Professor Jerry Ratcliffe Presentation of the Peel Medal by Professor Manuel Eisner. Sir Robert Peel Medal Lecture: Professor Jerry Ratcliffe Chair: Professor Manuel Eisner Discussants: - Professor Barak Ariel - Sir Denis O’Connor |
1.00pm |
Lunch and Poster Session |
2.00pm |
MSt and IoC Presenters Chair: Dr Matt Bland - Mette Christianson (by recorded session) - Emily Quin on her PhD re ‘copper’s nose’ - Philipp Dau: on his reanalysis of the Koper curve - Rich Sinclair (City of London) on Romance Fraud |
3.00pm |
Operational research to support reform
Chair: Dr Paul W. Clarke, Metropolitan Police Presenters: Met SIU
|
3.45pm |
Break |
4.00pm |
The Sir Richard Mayne Lecture 2021 Presenter: Jeff Sief (PhD candidate) |
4.30pm |
Celebrating Recent MSt Graduates: Certificates and Awards 2022 Victor Lissak Award Sir Richard Mayne Awards—2020 and 2022 Thesis Recognition for all 2022 Graduates |
5.00pm |
Closing Remarks Dr Peter Neyroud |
6.30pm |
27th Anniversary Dinner for the Cambridge Police Executive Programme, St John’s College (by reservation only) |