Learn statistical methods for analysing crime data on @RTC_Edinburgh's online workshop. Led by @benmatthewsed of @StirlingUniCrim, the workshop takes place on 5 September 2024. It will introduce common data types and approaches to modelling. Register: https://t.co/gxftfXIFXB

Closing date for @SCADR_data #Criminology Research Fellow posts extended to *28th August*. Experience of working with policing or prisons data desirable. Feel free to send queries directly.

Thrilled to annouce an ESRC project on the 'MAIHDA' statistical model for uncovering intersectional inequalities > methods research extending the approach > Interdisciplinary research using the method > Training courses to upskill people > A *3-year postdoc* (job ad in thread...)

Pls RT #Jobs: I'm looking to appoint 2 Research Fellows in #Criminology at @UoELawSchool to work with @SCADR_data. Expertise in #policing or #prisons research would be advantageous. Further details available here:

Absolutely 200% agree about the collegiality and ECR supportivity of our Criminology colleagues💖

Come join our team - we are hiring!! Lecturer in Criminology: a full-time, permanent post at University of Stirling, within @TheSCCJR. It's a very collegiate team, supportive of ECRs with diverse areas of research specialisation. #Criminology #JobFairy https://t.co/V7AR60pjZa

British Society of Criminology Conference comes to Glasgow in 2024 - almost 20years since it was last in Scotland. Scotland feels like a genuinely special place to do criminology:it’s lively, collegiate, critical.We cannot wait to welcome the British criminological community here

I've just published a comment on late blooming criminal careers: https://t.co/HoShjztlgg A few theories claim it is not a meaningful category - but without defining it, so hard to refute. While I comment on Matsuda et al, it is sort of directed elsewhere.

So if you are a criminologist with expertise in non-data things, or a data person from another discipline you'd be extremely welcome!

There are still a few days left to apply for our upcoming @TheSCCJR Scottish Crime Data Hackathon running this July! Calling those people interested in researching #crime, researching with #data or with crime data!

📅📢Exciting event alert: The Scottish Crime Data Hackathon (25-27 July) Led by Dr @benmatthewsed, @VGorton, @DrCConnell, @r_kjellgren, @JohnnyHistone, @susanmcvie at Universities of Stirling and Edinburgh Funded by @TheSCCJR #Criminology #Crime #Data https://t.co/4ElUwjI5Ab

YES to this! Last year's symposium was such a fantastic space to discuss ECR colleagues' excellent work in #criminology (and get super helpful feedback on my own). Please do consider submitting an abstract!

Calling all Modern Studies teachers! Sign up below for our @TheSCCJR webinar, as part of our work with the @MSAScotland! We'll aim to answer your pre-submitted questions as well as any others you may have on the day on #Crime #justice! https://t.co/d8bYTpXWx7 #modernstudies

I’m excited to share my new article in @ASR_Journal, which addresses a fundamental question of state governance: how do marginalized groups become the responsibility of one bureaucratic institution over another? 1/ Link: https://t.co/yvhJhe7OVl

New PHYVR blog: Scotland’s young people demonstrate success in violence reduction: https://t.co/dwc4czO8XF "Policies such as the increased Scottish Child Payment and the ambition to build a trauma informed workforce across Scotland are essential." By @susanmcvie

RT: New research published today on #Police use of #Covid Fixed Penalty Notices (#FPNs) in England and Wales during the pandemic. @CovidFines https://t.co/jgvTA5ljvN

A bit late reposting but new preprint! I think this work is particularly topical given the discussions I've been seeing about how the sample ATE isn't the population ATE - heterogeniety in treatment effect is one of the conditions for this to be an issue.

You beat me off the mark @TimNewburn! 😄 Happy to receive enquiries about these 2 great positions to join me @UoELawSchool in working with the @SCADR_data team on developing new #criminology research using linked administrative data. Closing date 8th Dec 2022.

This is such a wonderful paper about imposter 'syndrome' and the possible collective responses @orlammurray @yltiffanychiu @billybwong & @johorsburgh https://t.co/XREZw3F0Co