Dr Gill Buck will give a keynote address at the Correctional Research Symposium, 13-15 May 2025 focused on Peer Mentoring in Criminal Justice.
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Social Sciences Festival 2025: Co-produced Research in the Justice System
Read more: Social Sciences Festival 2025: Co-produced Research in the Justice SystemDr Gill Buck will join a panel at Birkbeck, University of London, 9 June 2025, 18:00 — 20:00. This event will explore co-production, lived experience and peer research within the Social Sciences and beyond. It will bring together a panel of experts – including those with lived experience of the law – to discuss and reflect upon the challenges and opportunities of co-produced research and to launch the short film ‘What Do you Think?’
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Project publication!
Read more: Project publication!We are delighted that our first book chapter from the project will soon appear in the Generative Justice: Beyond Crime and Punishment collection. Team members Emma Murray, Lucía Arias, Gillian Buck, Kemi Ryan and Natasha Ryan‘s chapter is called “Generative Justice in Hindsight: On knowing, doing, and sharing participatory arts-based research with criminal justice-impacted communities”. It explores how seed-planting community practices can help reimagine relationships in criminal justice based on solidarity, reciprocity and collective action rather than exclusion. Pre-order the book here https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/generative-justice
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Paula Harriott nominated for national radio award
Read more: Paula Harriott nominated for national radio award
Visiting researcher Paula Harriott has been shortlisted for the Broadcasting Press Guild (BPG) Audio Awards. In contention for Best Radio Presenter are Sara Cox (Drive-Time Show, BBC Radio 2), Paula Harriott (The Secret Life of Prisons, Prison Radio Association), Ellen E Jones (Screenshot, BBC Radio 4), Jenny Kleeman (The GiS, BBC Radio 4), Kate Molleson (Composer of the Week, BBC Radio 3; live BBC Radio 3 concerts; Front Row, Radio 4).
Huge congratulations, we wish you luck!
