Katelyn Owens

Katelyn Owens is a PhD student in sociology at the University of Kent, studying the impact of gentrification on the sexual geographies of King’s Cross in London and Pigalle in Paris.

Thinking Critically about Crime and Punishment
A reflection of the importance of defining crime and critical thinking
Katelyn Owens
Katelyn Owens is a PhD student in sociology at the University of Kent, studying the impact of gentrification…
Making laws and breaking laws: sex work and social research
Social research can give voice to those whose experiences may otherwise go unheard
Why does social research matter?
Only when research is ethical, reflexive, and accessible can it begin to make the difference
Only connect
Connections to resources and to others are key for those leaving prison
Education behind bars
Do effective programmes in prison help prisoners, or just offer good PR for prisons
A turning point, not a turnstile
What does a successful criminal justice system look like?
Cells are not zoos
Effective work with defendants requires listening and empathy
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