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The Future of Criminal Justice Education
Sponsored by the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Criminology and the Southeast Michigan Criminal Justice Policy Research Project (SMART) at Eastern Michigan University
A webinar Discussing how to confront systemic racism in criminal justice education and imagine its anti-racist futures.
A webinar Discussing how to confront systemic racism in criminal justice education and imagine its anti-racist futures.
In the wake of calls for criminal justice reform and abolition, many criminologists are confronting the complicity of the field in addressing systemic racism (among other issues) and its role in supporting law enforcement and the carceral state. This webinar will discuss how we, as educators, can use the classroom and our programs to better confront these issues and whether we should continue to offer majors such as ours.
In the wake of calls for criminal justice reform and abolition, many criminologists are confronting the complicity of the field in addressing systemic racism (among other issues) and its role in supporting law enforcement and the carceral state. This webinar will discuss how we, as educators, can use the classroom and our programs to better confront these issues and whether we should continue to offer majors such as ours.
The Speakers
The Speakers
Dr. Carrie Buist
Dr. Carrie Buist
(she/her/hers)
Grand Valley State
Dr. Marilyn Corsianos
Dr. Marilyn Corsianos
(she/her/hers or they/them/their)
Eastern Michigan University
Prof. Michael Mitchell
Prof. Michael Mitchell
(he/him/his)
The College of New Jersey
Dr. Rita Shah
Dr. Rita Shah
(she/her/hers)
Eastern Michigan University
Dr. Allyn Walker
Dr. Allyn Walker
(they/them)
Old Dominion University
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