Centre for Crime and Policing Seminar and Conference Series
The Centre for Crime and Policing hosts a seminar
series every year showcasing the most recent and exciting work
produced by research staff from across Northumbria
University. Now in its sixth year, the series has addressed
topics including gender-based violence, forensic science, digital policing, harm, counterterrorism and
many more. The seminars welcome a host of attendees including
practitioners, academics, public sector professionals, police and members of
the public.
The series runs for the full duration of the academic year, with all seminars taking place online and free to attend. We look forward to seeing you there.
If you'd like to keep up to date with the latest seminars and opportunities from the centre, follow us on our Twitter page: @NUCrimePolicing
If you have missed any of our previous live seminar and conferences but would still like to watch them, check out our session recordings on Vimeo below.
#ExpandYourMind
2025
In-Person Event: Technology and Policing
5th February 2025 →
Online Seminar: Are we less safe post-Brexit? The Implementation of the Police and Judicial Cooperation Part of the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement
12th March 2025 →
In-Person Event (Hybrid): New Technologies and Data in the Policing of Borders
2nd May 2025 →
2024
IN-person Event: Policing Diverse Communities: Lessons, Challenges, and Implications
20th November 2024 →
Online seminar: Book Launch - The Muscle Trade
14th February 2024 →
In Person Event: Policing Global Souths
20th March 2024 →
Online Seminar: NaCTSO Presentation
24th April 2024 →
Online seminar: Book Launch - The Science of Interviewing and Interrogation
15th May 2024 →
2023
Seminar: Coerced Debt in the Context of Domestic Abuse
20th September 2023 →
Seminar: Looking at the Spectrum of Misogynistic Terrorism
11th October 2023 →
Seminar: Unintended Consequences: Identifying the Impact of NaCTSO Public-Facing Products and Campaigns
13th December 2023 →
Seminar: Enhancing Communication in Police Interviews with Vulnerable Witnesses
15th November 2023 →
