'Harmful Evidence and Evidencing Harm in the Criminal Justice System' Eka: What’s this talk all about, Graham? Graham: We generally think of the courts and police as existing to prevent and prosecute crimes. In my talk I borrow an approach from critical criminology and instead look at law enforcement in terms of the harms it… Continue reading In Dialogue with Professor Graham Pike about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
In Dialogue with Professor Stephanie Taylor about her Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
‘A Positive Legacy? Creative Subjectivities in the Wake of the Pandemic’ Sue: What’s this talk all about, Stephanie? Stephanie: This talk is about creativity. We all understand the word and probably share some similar views about what it means and about the kinds of people who are creative. The understanding and views are part of… Continue reading In Dialogue with Professor Stephanie Taylor about her Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
The Sarah Everard murder: the problem with the government’s plan to make women ‘feel’ safer
The Conversation publishes the article by Dr Lisa Lazard and the Intersectional Violence Research Group Our recent article on the “Sarah Everard murder: the problem with the government’s plan to make women ‘feel’ safer” in The Conversation arose out of our work on the Psychology of Women & Equalities Section (POWES) of The British Psychological… Continue reading The Sarah Everard murder: the problem with the government’s plan to make women ‘feel’ safer
In Dialogue with Professor Paul Stenner about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
'The Experience of Time in Pandemics and Beyond: Views from an Open Psychology' Eka: What’s this talk all about, Paul? Paul: In this talk I’m trying to make sense of how we experience time, and why that matters to us. Time is quite difficult to get your head around, but I have a hunch that the way time… Continue reading In Dialogue with Professor Paul Stenner about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
SPR UK Chapter Free Online Research Events-1st in the Series
‘On using first person methods to model change in psychotherapy: A multi-case study underpinned by autoethnography’ The Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR) UK Chapter, where Professor Naomi Moller is President and Dr Andreas Vossler is member of the Local Committee, invites you to a series of free online research events for psychotherapy researchers (both novice… Continue reading SPR UK Chapter Free Online Research Events-1st in the Series
