The Cambridge Decolonisi​ng Criminology Network is hosting its first ever panel discussion on  'The Future of Policing: Decolonise? Defund? or Reimagine?'.

Please find below the details of the event along with the panelists' information:

Dr Mullen will be joining us in person for his talk on ‘What next for Probation? Learning from lived Experience’. He is Revolving Doors’ Research Manager and has several years’ experience conducting peer-led and participatory research alongside people with lived experience of multiple disadvantage. He played a key role in helping to facilitate the inquiry and in supporting our Probation Lived Experience Team to shape its direction. Philip will be joined in this seminar by two members of our Probation Lived Experience Team.

Professor Alec Buchanan (Professor of Psychiatry, Yale University) will be presenting this guest seminar.

‘Child Murder by Mothers: Clinical and Legal Considerations'

Child murder by mothers, has occurred throughout history and around the world. Child murder by mothers includes maternal filicide, infanticide, and neonaticide. This presentation will review the motives for child murder by parents, as well as research data about this population. Infanticide laws will also be discussed, as will considerations for prevention.

To attend online, register in advance for this webinar:

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hY6m4TmBRmSw_LxHdH1JBg

Speaker: Omar Phoenix Khan (Lecturer in Criminology, University of Oxford)

Speaker: Mahuya Bandyopadhyay

Speaker: Dr Rimple Mehta (Lecturer in Social Work and Community Welfare, Western Sydney Australia)

Speaker: Dr Dani Larkin  (University of New South Wales, Sydney)

Dr Hedi Viterbo

Senior Lecturer in Law, Queen Mary University of London