Visiting Fellows
We are currently developing our Visiting Fellows Network.
Visiting Fellows work with the Centre's trustees and staff in furtherance of the our strategic goals and our Fellows' particular areas of interest.
Sarah Lamble
Accountability gap needs challenging, new report
There is an accountability gap at the heart of major British institutions, according to a new report published by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies today. The report, Challenging state and corporate impunity: Is accountability possible?, includes contributions from a number of key activists engaged in holding institutions to account, such as Suresh Grover and Tony Bunyan.
The state and corporations: Is accountability possible?
In June 2015, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies co-hosted the 'Challenging state and corporate impunity: Is accountability possible?' conference in London.
Organising for change - short film
Dr Sarah Lamble of Birkbeck University recently gave a presentation to the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies on balancing short term reform goals with long term change. Based on her research and experiences of working in the anti-violence movement, Sarah identifies a number of key challenges facing activists. She concludes by outlining four strategies to support organising for long term change.
The video can be viewed below:
Violence against women: from intervention to prevention?
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.
The marketisation of prison alternatives
Sarah Lamble explores why market logics curtail possibilities for genuine alternatives.
