Covid and Imprisonment: BSC and CJRC Event
This free event is planned to take place F2F on campus at the University of Nottingham, 3.30-5.30pm February 24, 2022. Room: E06 Monica Partridge Building The event will focus on Covid and imprisonment. Covid-permitting, the event will be hybrid - facilitating both F2F and online participation. There will be a short Q&A with the panel, after the five short speeches. There will then be a drinks reception to end the event.
Speakers:
Professor Lynn Saunders OBE - Prison leadership during Covid
Dr Olga Suhomlinova - Transgender and non-binary prisoners and Covid
Steve Bravery - Covid prison risk assessment, risk reduction, and remote reviews during Covid
Paula Harriott & PPN - Covid-19 Action Prisons Project: Tracking Innovation, Valuing Experience
Oscar O'Mara - A prison ethnography PhD during Covid.
This event is organised by the Midlands branch of the British Society of Criminology (which is led by the universities of Derby, Wolverhampton, and Nottingham) and the University of Nottingham's Criminal Justice Research Centre. The event organising committee is: Jess Egan (Derby), David Patton (Derby), Mel Jordan (Nottingham), Vicky Kemp (Nottingham), Larissa Sandy (Nottingham), Kate Moss (Derby), Soenita Ganpat (Derby), Yasmin Devi-Mcgleish (Wolverhampton), Kate Williams, (Wolverhampton), Emily Gray (Derby), and Jasper Donelan (Nottingham).
Register for the in-person event (COVID-permitting) on Eventbrite
Join the event online via Teams