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The global COVID19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown has become a watershed moment in our country’s history, affecting every aspect of daily life. This series of lectures investigates the impact these unprecedented events have had on crime and policing and examines the significant opportunities for learning which have been created, the changes introduced to policy and practice as a result and the readiness of policing to face similar events in the future.
Details of individual lectures will be published on this page.
Come and hear about the current policing-related research going on at ARU.
Details of individual research seminars will be published on this page.
Follow us on Twitter @PIERatARU to keep up to date with PIER events or to receive e-mail notifications about public lectures and/or research seminars, e-mail PIER@aru.ac.uk
Simon Bailey
16 December, 5.30–7pm
Teams Webinar - FREE
Booking: Book a ticket for 'A Review and an Assessment of the Law Enforcement Response to the Threat of Online CSA/E' on Eventbrite
Ellen Daly
13 January, 4.30–5:30pm
Teams Webinar - FREE
Booking: Book a ticket for 'Rape, Gender and Class: Intersections in Courtroom Narratives' on Eventbrite