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Centre for Criminology ten year anniversary

Centre for Criminology ten year anniversary

Dr Anna Di Ronco

25 January 2023

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The Cat in the Bag - Louder Than Words Podcast

The Cat in the Bag - Louder Than Words Podcast

Join Anna Di Ronco, Anna Sergi and Nigel South in conversation about how criminology is helping to reveal the changing nature of policy practice, the definitions of uncivil people, and the growth of environmental and organised crime Anna Di Ronco, Anna Sergi and Nigel South are from the Department of Sociology at the University of Essex.

Professor Anna Sergi, Professor Jules Pretty, Dr Anna Di Ronco, Nigel South

09 November 2022

Podcast

The First Straw Louder Than Words

Join Kat Hadjimatheou and Renee Luthra in conversation with Jules Pretty about how violence spirals in the home and community, and the impacts on women and migrants.

Dr Katerina Hadjimatheou, Professor Renee Luthra

20 October 2022

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Embedding Education for Sustainability at Essex

Sustainability Team

30 June 2022

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Educating for sustainability

Educating for sustainability

Dr Katy Wheeler

20 May 2022

Podcast

This is Education - The Louder Than Words podcast

New thinking about how to learn is changing the lives of students. Professor Jules Pretty talks to Dr Liam Jarvis from the Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies and Dr Katy Wheeler from the Department of Sociology at the University of Essex. They will be joined by Professor Bruce Hood from the University of Bristol, who will talk about an immersive happiness course for students.

Professor Jules Pretty, Dr Liam Jarvis, Dr Katy Wheeler

19 May 2022

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Jimmy Savile: how the Netflix documentary fails to address the role institutions play in abuse

Jimmy Savile: how the Netflix documentary fails to address the role institutions play in abuse

Jimmy Savile was one of the UK’s most serious serial sexual predators. Over several decades the television personality groomed and abused up to 1,000 boys and girls in TV studios as well as patients at NHS hospitals across Britain. That he was able to do so without being apprehended, even being knighted in 1990, is the subject of a new Netflix documentary series by Rowan Deacon.

Professor Chris Greer, Professor Eugene McLaughlin

06 May 2022

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Pandemic and Precarity in the Global South

Pandemic and Precarity in the Global South

Professor Sandya Hewamanne

26 April 2022

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Our meat obsession is destroying the planet – the solution is to change how we see animals

Our meat obsession is destroying the planet – the solution is to change how we see animals

Our meat obsession is destroying the planet – the solution is to change how we see animals

Professor Colin Samson, Dr Catherine Duxbury

16 February 2022

Podcast

Indigenous Voices - - the Louder Than Words Podcast

Indigenous Voices - - the Louder Than Words Podcast

Louder than Words looks at the experience of indigenous people around the world from the reclaiming of cultural identities, activism and the struggle for rights to the challenges indigenous communities still face. Professor Jules Pretty speaks to Professor Colin Samson and Dr Carlos Gigoux Gramegna from the Department of Sociology plus Dr Julian Burger, Visiting Professor at the Human Rights Centre. He will also be joined by explorer and President of Survival International Robin Hanbury-Tenison.

Professor Colin Samson, Professor Jules Pretty, Dr Carlos Gigoux Gramegna

20 January 2022

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