This is the introduction given by the Centre's deputy director, Will McMahon, to the 'Justice Matters for young black men: tackling the ethnic penalty' event on 28 January 2015.
Speeches
Conference presentations and speeches by the Centre's staff
03/02/15
This is the commentary from a presentation about the data on the ethnic penalty given by the Centre's Research and Policy Assistant, Matt Ford, at the 'Justice Matters for young black men: tackling the ethnic penalty' event on 28 January 2015. It should be read in conjunction with the data in the attached slides to which it refers.
03/02/15
These are the slides presented by Dr Anthony Gunter at the 'Justice Matters for young black men: tackling the ethnic penalty' event on 28 January 2015.
19/11/14
This is an abridged version of an introduction given by Rebecca Roberts at the 'Violence against women: From intervention to prevention?' roundtable event on 19 November 2015.
22/05/14
On 21 May Richard Garside spoke at a 'People's Parliament' event on 'Policing, Prisons and Probation: Current and Future Agendas'. This is a write up of what he said.
31/03/14
Our Deputy Director Will McMahon spoke about the Justice Matters initiative at our partners event on March 24. This is the text of what he said.
06/11/12
A transcript of the 2012 Eve Saville lecture given by Professor Pat Carlen to the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies on 6 November 2012.
16/11/11
Based on her 2011 Eve Saville Lecture Susie Orbach writes about the role psychoanalytical theory can play in understanding the relationships between recession, riots and social change.
20/07/11
At the anniversary party for the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, at the IET London overlooking the Thames, Richard Garside gave a speech to the gathered audience to celebrate the Centre's past 80 years.
18/02/11
This is a presentation given by Richard Garside at an invite only seminar - Criminal justice under the coalition - in February 2011. Other speakers at the event included Professor Eugene McLaughlin, Professor Rod Morgan and Professor Lee Bridges.