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What's the role of masculinity in harms against animals & the environment, like climate change? And how does caring for the world around us offer a positive alternative for boys & men? For our 50th episode of #NowandMen, we discuss with Dr Cassie Pedersen! nowandmen.net/episode/care-f…

New piece by Liam Gillespie for University of Melbourne Pursuit - "While addressing racist gestures is important, criminalisation is not the only answer. We must deal with the underlying social, political and cultural conditions that enable them": pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/we-ne…

We are lucky to have the brilliant @ProfDavidGadd with us at MAEVe / @unimelbcrimon on Mon 24th Feb, for a hybrid seminar on 'Is Consent as Simple as Tea? Psychosocial Reflections on Men’s Accounts of Sexual Violence Perpetration'. Sign up here: events.humanitix.com/is-consent-as-…

For the next two days we are hosting an 'Against Criminology?' Symposium, and A/Prof Juliet Rogers is getting the plenary session started, where we have a brilliant panel discussing the limits and harms of working within Criminology, and what we can do about it.

The second day of our Against Criminology Symposium has just started! Our first panel session of the day is discussing inside/outside institutions and Criminology, and we have a fabulous line-up chaired by Dave McDonald.

In session 2 of the #AgainstCriminology Symposium, our next panel is discussing reflexivity, practice, and pedagogy - and reflecting on what we do, why, and how we do it.

Our #AgainstCriminology Symposium is going splendidly so far - after lunch we now have another brilliant panel discussing Criminology and communities (including within Criminology itself)

Our #AgainstCriminology Symposium is now coming to a conclusion, with A/Prof Bree Carlton kicking off a final panel to discuss how we can reimagine Criminology.

Malta has some of the worst abortion restrictions in Europe. @ilbarrani from Men Against Violence talked to us about why this is, how it connects to the backlash against gender equality, & how we can confront it - & offer boys & men a positive alternative nowandmen.net/episode/backla…

Excited to see this out! I spoke with Reactionary Politics Research Network about my recent article on the mainstreaming of the far right. Big thanks to the RPRN :)

An incisive and timely analysis by Liam Gillespie UniMelbCriminology journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09…

Job alert: Research Fellow in Historical Criminology jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/18442578-e…

In one way or another, men's violence impacts upon every member of our communities. We as men need to start talking about this so much more with one another, and as Tarang / तरंग (he/him) says, turning the emotions it makes us feel into positive action. #NowandMen nowandmen.net/episode/tarang…

We are lucky to have Professor Smiles from CRiVA coming to speak to us at MAEVe / UniMelbCriminology on Thurs next week, to share her work on spiking - 'broadening understandings to improve research and responses'. Sign up in person/online below! events.humanitix.com/spiking-broade…

Join us on Thur the 17th of April from 12-1pm for a joint MAEVe and UoM Criminology Seminar, where visiting professor Nicole Westmarland presents on "Spiking – broadening understandings to improve research and responses." get your tickets here: events.humanitix.com/spiking-broade…

With the explosion of attention towards masculinity & violence against women, many men are asking themselves: what can I do to be part of the solution? Jackson Katz has much guidance about how to face our fears & show positive leadership among boys & men: nowandmen.net/episode/every-…

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UniMelbCriminology proudly joining the last leg of the #WalkForTruth #LeadOnNCDs Yoorrook Justice Commission

Some of the UniMelbCriminology crew joining the Yoorrook Justice Commission #WalkForTruth #Day25

A/Prof juliet rogers has written a Friday essay for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand: "‘Whose agony is greater than mine?’ Testimonies of Gaza and October 7 ask us to recognise shared humanity" - theconversation.com/friday-essay-w…