The Programme for BSC 2O25 at the University of Portsmouth.

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Posters

Mr Jelani Adams - University of Portsmouth - From School Exclusion to Criminalisation: The Lived Experiences of Black Caribbean Men in the School-to-Prison Pipeline.

Ms. Sat Kartar Kaur Chandan - University of Leeds - Compounding Vulnerabilities: Exploring the Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Criminal Justice Interactions on Young People’s Life Trajectories.

Ms. Claire Chapman - University of Glasgow - Experiences of victim-related support services for autistic women: Early insights from qualitative interviews.

Ms. Sophie de Groot - University of Leeds - Exploring how LGBTQIA+ adolescents experience and access support for intimate partner violence.

Ms. Ceri Halfpenny - University of Portsmouth - Transforming the narrative: care experience and positive outcomes.

Dr Luke Hauser - University of Portsmouth - Ice ivory: insights into a novel branch of Green Criminology, Geocriminology.

Ms. Cassie Hayter - Office for National Statistics (ONS) - Improving the sexual victimisation questions on the Crime Survey for England and Wales.

Mr Mohamed Omar Mohamed - Buckinghamshire New University- An Investigation into the Underrepresentation of Ethnic Minority Police Officers in Specialised Units in United Kingdom (UK) Police Services. 

Ms. Angelique Mulholland - University College London - Disrupting the ‘School-to-Prison-Pipeline’: Race, Masculinities, Fatherhood and Desistance.

Dr Emily Quin and Dr Matt Bland- University of Cambridge - Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme: A Geographic Lottery?

Mr Ioannis Spyropoulos and Dr Aiman El Asam - Kingston University - Criminal thinking predicting non-optimal decision making in a forensic sample; moderating effects of anger and hostile attribution bias.

Ms. Daniela-Irina Stadniciuc- Liverpool John Moores University - Unlocking Realities: The Romanian Prison Experience.

Ms. Bernadett Szilagyi - Abertay University Dundee - The ageing prisoner crisis in Scotland: ​understanding the experiences and mental health needs of older prisoners in the Scottish Prison Service and the currently available support services​.

Ms. Kate Tomkins - University of Southampton - Preparing for the End: Mechanisms of Accelerationist Influence on TikTok’s Prepper Communities.

Ms. Agnes Toweh - Murdoch University - An examination of young people's intersectional experiences of online racial discrimination and appearance-based cyberbullying.

Ms. Mengyi Wang - University of Hong Kong- 'Allowed Deviations': Co–Governance and Patron–Client Relationships in Chinese Prisons.

Ms. Linda Wystemp - University of Oxford- Examining IUU Fishing in the Arctic through a Green Criminological Lens.

Ms. Sylwia Wypyska-Kieram - City St George's, University of London - Applying a Psychosocial Lens to Schools’ Responses to Boys’ Harmful Sexual Behaviours.

Mr Enzo Yaksic - Atypical Homicide Research Group - The Deadly Spiral: Unraveling the Escalation Patterns of Violence in Serial Murders.

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