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September 2017
Dr. Baljit Nagra is a co-investigator in a multidisciplinary research team that recently received a SSHRC Insight Grant
Isabelle Perreault, Director of CIRCEM’s new research axis
August 2017
Week-long 'Disconnection Challenge' led by researcher Valerie Steeves
Valerie Steeves is involved in the ‘Disconnection Challenge’, a study of six Kingston teens who unplugged from technology for a week (Toronto Star)
The author mentions the work of Irvin Waller on “compassionate community safety” to reduce violence through investments in early prevention (Victoria Times-Colonist)
July 2017
Holly Johnson and her research are referred to in this article that discusses the news that Ottawa police will soon convene a civilian panel to review the manner in which sexual assault cases are investigated (Ottawa Citizen)
June 2017
Professor Steven Bittle co-authors an article in the Justice, Power and Resistance
uOttawa Criminology researchers are presenting their projects at the ''Malte'' International Research Seminar in France next week
Congratulations to Professor Perreault who received the SSHRC Funding
Professor Perrault presents a research project
In an interview at Radio-Canada, Line Beauchesne suggests that the criminalization of cannabis in 1923 was in fact a divert way of attacking Mexican workers
Criminology research featured as part of uOttawa's 150 ideas campaign
Justin Piché edits the book “The Palgrave Handbook of Prison Tourism”
Body-worn camera on police officers - research by Masters student Nevena Aksin
May 2017
Justin Piché questions the ‘correctional transformation' in Ontario (TPCP Canada)
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