Past Events

This event launches a new lecture series in honour of Lord Dubs, and it will be introduced by Professor Stephen Toope, Vice Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. 

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In previous work we have argued that probation work requires practitioners to perform considerable levels of emotional labour as part of their daily work.

During the pandemic, police across the world have had to refocus and reorganise to meet the challenges of supporting compliance with the restrictions.

Speaker: Dr Koichi Hamai (Professor, Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation Centre, Ryukoku University, Japan)

Please note the early start of this seminar!

Zoom details will be advertised on their Twitter account: @CambridgeDCN

This virtual book launch is being held to celebrate the publication (on Monday 8 February) of the new book:

Speaker: Dr Kerry Carrington (Professor, School of Justice, Queensland University, Australia)

Please note the early start to this seminar!

Zoom details will be advertised on their Twitter account: @CambridgeDCN

Speaker: Dr Ato Quayson (Professor of English, Stanford University & Fellow, Ghana Academy of Arts & Sciences).

Ato's research interests lie in the area of postcolonial, and comparative literature, diasporic and transnational studies, literary criticism, and theory.

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This webinar will present findings of a Campbell Collaboration systematic review entitled, 'Body‐worn cameras’ effects on police officers and citizen behavior', by the research team at the Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy at George Mason University.