A new stack of criminology books
Congratulations to the Institute of Criminology who are celebrating the publication of five books over the last few months.
News
Keep up to date with the latest news from the School of Social and Cultural Studies.
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Covid-19’s effect on assisted reproduction
New Zealand's rules for assisted reproduction need to be re-assessed in light of Covid-19 closing down international travel and access to options overseas, writes Rhonda Shaw from the School of Social and Cultural Studies
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Why a radical approach is needed to fix our broken justice system
Justice reinvestment redirects spending on criminal justice into social justice initiatives that strengthen communities and reduce social harms. Criminology professor Elizabeth Stanley explains why it could be game-changing.
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Christchurch Shooting Mosque attack sentencing hearing
Dr. Haezreena Abdul Hamid of the Institute of Criminology was appointed by the Ministry of Justice to act as a Malay consecutive interpreter and to also assist the victims of the massacre during the sentencing hearing at the High Court in Christchurch.
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The silence around miscarriage
We are more comfortable than ever telling stories about intimate experiences in public, so why is miscarriage still such a taboo subject?