Posts tagged with ‘crime’
2020 International conference on knife crime and youth violence [Cancelled]
The conference is aimed at policy makers and professionals involved with knife crime and youth violence.
Tags: conference, crime, Knife crime, Youth Violence
Campus incident of 17 June: update
Further to the recent instance of robbery on the University Park campus on 17 June, a […]
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Tags: crime, incident, police, robbery, University Park
Campus incident – Police investigation
We are very sorry to inform colleagues of an instance of robbery on the University Park […]
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Tags: crime, incident, police, robbery, University Park
Why punish? Exploring the philosophy of punishment
Professor Rob Canton, De Montfort University and author of ‘Why Punish? An Introduction to the Philosophy of Punishment’ speaks about some of the key themes explored in his recent book.
Tags: CJRC, crime, criminal justice, Criminal Justice Research Centre, philosophy, Professor Rob Canton, punishment, School of Law, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Why Punish? An Introduction to the Philosophy of Punishment
Volunteers needed for project on victims of violent/hate crime
Have you been the victim of a violent/hate crime? The University’s Human Rights Law Centre is looking for […]
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Tags: crime, hate crime, human rights, Human Rights Law Centre, research, study, violent crime
Let’s be clear on consent
The University of Nottingham has been working with the Students’ Union to raise awareness of sexual […]
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Tags: advice, Clear on Consent, consent, crime, event, health, HealthyU, sexual assault, Students' Union, support, wellbeing
Nottingham students face lowest crime levels in the East Midlands
The University of Nottingham is the safest place to study in the East Midlands, according to […]
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Tags: community, Complete University Guide, crime, league table, Off-Campus Affairs, police, ranking, safety, student
Hate Crime in Nottingham and beyond
What is the rate of hate crime in Nottingham, and in the UK in general? Why do people avoid reporting it, and what can people within and outside the LGBT community do to spread awareness but also prevent crime? Over the course of the evening, David Edgeley from Rainbow Heritage will discuss how barriers to coming out affect the rate of reporting hate crime, and Sam Hope (an activist on LGBT rights) will focus on their work in campaigning against hate crime in Nottingham.
Tags: Centre for Research in Race and Rights, crime, David Edgeley, equality and diversity, hate crime, law, LGBT, LGBT History Month, LGBT History Month 2016, Nottinghamshire Police, people and culture, Rights and Justice, Sam Hope
iRight Youth Juries: promoting digital rights
There are growing concerns about consequences of social media, cyberbullying, data privacy and online behaviour on users, especially children and young people. We will explore these issues and promote digital literacy using an innovative format that brings people together and facilitates reflection on digital rights.
Tags: bullying, crime, cyberbullying, digital, ESRC, Festival of Social Sciences, Galleries of Justice, Horizon Digital Economy Research, justice, law, rights
