Events

28 Mar 2025

Call for Papers – CLS Interdisciplinary Workshop Rethinking Gender, Sexuality, and the Law: A Conversation between Feminist Scholars in Postcolonial South Asia and the UK

*Deadline Friday 28 March 2025* (Workshop to be held 16-17 June 2025 in Cardiff, UK)   This two-day workshop, generously funded by the Centre of Law and Society (CLS) and Journal of Law and Society (JLS), both based at Cardiff University, seeks to facilitate a conversation on the approaches, theories, and experiences of researching gender,…

28 Mar 2025

Call for Papers – Researching Hate Edited Book

*Deadline Friday 28 March 2025*   Editors – Luke Hubbard, Ashton Kingdon, & Lisa Sugiura This is a call for contributions to an edited collection focusing on issues relating to the study of hate, which seeks to understand the causes and consequences of hate, in addition to how manifestations of hatred can be prevented. Such…

03 Apr 2025

Hybrid Lecture – Why Attitude Ambivalence Explains Tepid Support for Pro-Immigration Policies

Thursday 3 April 2025, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm BST, online and London, UK   Abstract: Despite trends towards more positive attitudes toward immigrants and immigration (ATII), support for liberal immigration policy remains low in the West.  Prior studies have explained this paradox by highlighting the asymmetry in issue importance between anti- and pro-immigration supporters. We…

29 Apr 2025

International Network of Hate Studies Spotlight Series – Canada

International Network for Hate Studies Regional Spotlights Spotlight on . . . Canada! Join us for the first in the series of International Network for Hate Studies Regional Spotlights, featuring some of Canada’s leading scholars and practitioners in the field of Hate Studies. The Centre on Hate, Bias and Extremism is pleased to partner on…

    30 Apr 2025

    PGR/ECR Virtual Discussion Group – Unpacking Experiences of Racism in Rural England

    Wednesday 30 April 2025, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm BST, online (UK)   Dr Rachel Keighley (she/they) – University of Leicester Title: Unpacking experiences of racism in rural England. In criminological thought and practice, as hate crime scholars, we seek to amplify the voices and experiences of the marginalised and unheard. Meanwhile, criminology, wider social practice,…

    05 Jun 2025

    BSC Hate Crime & Policing Networks Hybrid Conference ‘Hate Crime Perpetrators: The Effectiveness of Criminal Justice Responses’

    Thursday 5 June 2025, 9:30 am – 4:00 pm BST, online and Nottingham, UK   A one-day hybrid conference organised by the BSC Hate Crime Network and BSC Policing Network, hosted by the NTU Hate Crime Research Group at Nottingham Trent University. The aim of this conference is to examine the motivations of hate crime perpetrators and the…

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