Criminology Talks
Below are some of the talks that have been organized or hosted by our Criminology and Justice faculty.
Examining and Comparing the Methods and Motivations of Cybercriminals
Thomas Holt, PhD, Professor, School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University
Trump, Technology and the Far Right: Tactics for Challenging Right-Wing Extremism in Canada
Brad J. Galloway, Tanner Mirrlees, PhD and Barbara Perry, PhD
Can We Expect Behaviour Change? Considerations on Police Training Evaluation
Chris Giacomantonio, PhD, Research Coordinator, Halifax Regional Police
Lessons Learned from Evaluating Correctional Programs
Edward J. Latessa, PhD, Director and Professor, School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati
Challenges, Resilience, and the Foundations of Wellness in Indigenous Children and Youth
Christopher Mushquash, PhD, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Mental Health and Addiction, Lakehead University
Why Chopsticks? Their Culture, History and Sphere
Edward Wang, PhD, Professor of History, Rowan University
In celebration of Black History Month: George Elliott Clarke
Canada's Parliamentary Poet Laureate
Lisa Freeman: She Won't Be Silenced
Lisa Monchalin: The Colonial Problem Book Tour
An Indigenous perspective on crime and injustice in Canada
Engage Public Lecture Series: Legislating Sex Work in Canada
Reproducing the National, Racial, and Sexual Priorities of the State through Anti-Trafficking Discourses
