Turning Point says the government announcement was unexpected. "We were surprised by this decision and are still unsure of its rationale," says Carmichael. They were working towards a permanent supervised consumption site in Red Deer. #abpoli

Very proud to share @Ayo_Laniyonu and my new publication on racial and gendered disparities of risk assessment scores assigned to federally incarcerated individuals in Canada. It's open access - so give it a read! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/21…

This is…interesting. We have research from other cities/towns that have implemented this, where unhoused community members have shared highly varied experiences with private security officials.

Very happy to share this paper in Law & Social Inquiry about how parole officers think and feel about their work and penal authority.

We are extending the deadline for our CfP! Please feel free to once again consider, retweet and/or recirculate with your networks and those who would be interested! robson crim University of Regina UofR Faculty of Arts Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba @QueerCrimASC ASC Division on Corrections and Sentencing British Criminology

Our next Punishment & Society CRN Digital Speaker Series will be on Thurs, Mar. 9 @ 1:00p Eastern Time with Tasseli McKay presenting "The Time Is (Never) Right for Reparations." Presentation via zoom!

Walls to Bridges info session, Riddell Hall Atrium, University of Winnipeg, 10am-1pm, Mar 14, 2023. We will have pamphlets for Walls to Bridges at UW. We will have information about our spring term classes...

Along with @CGreenePhD & Katharina Maier we have conduced 450+ interviews and spent time “deep hanging out” with People Experiencing Homelessness across 9 Canadian cities and 4 provinces. We took a broad approach to our work, asking about the street community, victimization,

Next Thursday Amer Soc of Crim I’m discussing how poverty & homelessness make people more vulnerable to political violence, which hate crime approaches often overlook. Based on an upcoming piece in British Criminology with my great co-authors Marta-Marika Urbanik, Katharina Maier, @CGreenePhD. #ASCPhilly23

Excited to see our new article out in The British Journal of Criminology, exploring unhoused community members’ experiences of hate victimization academic.oup.com/bjc/advance-ar… Marta-Marika Urbanik Justin EC Tetrault @CGreenePhD

Katharina Maier Marta-Marika Urbanik @CGreenePhD Access to article via ResearchGate : researchgate.net/publication/37…

Canada must recognize anti-homeless attacks as hate crimes theconversation.com/canada-must-re…

Thanks to The Conversation Canada for covering our research on why anti-homeless attacks must be recognized and treated as hate crimes. theconversation.com/canada-must-re… Marta-Marika Urbanik Justin EC Tetrault @CGreenePhD

Very pleased to share our new article out in Social Problems examining the role of private security in the governance of drugs and homelessness. academic.oup.com/socpro/advance… Marta-Marika Urbanik @CGreenePhD

Here, Katharina Maier , @CGreenePhD and I add some nuance to the literature on the role private security officials *can* play in assisting our most marginalized and unhoused community members, including those who use drugs. Featured in Social Problems

NEW PAPER ALERT 🚨 here, my exceptional MA student, Rachel Geldart, @CGreenePhD, Katharina Maier & I examine how unhoused PWUD experience private security & how they *desire* private security in public parks to “do their job.” journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

How do unhoused community members experience police volunteer groups? Read our new paper in Policing & Society tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… @CGreenePhD Marta-Marika Urbanik and Kaitlyn Hunter

Pleased to see our paper published in CRIME MEDIA CULTURE. Here, Steven Kohm and I explore the relationship between moral panics, online firestorms, and penal fantasies. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

🧾 What happens when the law takes your last belongings? Drs. mitra, Greene, Katharina Maier & Marta-Marika Urbanik’s s #Socius study shows how everyday enforcement deepens #Homelessness—not through arrest, but through loss. Quiet #StateViolence. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…