The latest crime and justice publications from the AIC and resources from around the world are now available from the Alert Service. Popular topics can be accessed from the drop down list and wherever possible full text is provided via an Open Access link.



CriminologyTV videos

• History of the AIC
• Breaking the cycle: Understanding and responding to adolescent family violence
• Under scrutiny: Counting and analysing deaths in prison and police custody in Australia
• Charting a new future for corrections: A case example of Transforming Corrections to Transform Lives
• Sexual violence: Emerging issues and innovative solutions
• The future of policing: From foresight, to insight, to action
• Behind the black box and blinking lights: The human factor in cybercrime
• What can research tell us about child sexual abuse material offending and how to prevent it?
• Climate change challenges for criminal justice

Upcoming webinar event

• Coercive control and investigative interviewing within the context of trafficking in human beings
  Online, 4-5:30pm AEST 10 September 2024
  The AIC and the European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control (HEUNI, based in Finland) will host the third webinar in the series ‘Down Under and Up North: Modern Slavery Discussions Between Australia and Finland’ on Tuesday 10 September 2024. This webinar will be on the topic of ‘Coercive control and investigative interviewing within the context of trafficking in human beings’ and feature a panel of Finnish and Australian speakers. Please register here: https://link.webropol.com/s/aic-heuni-10092024

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Tuesday, October 29th 2024 between 9:30 AM — 1:00 PM BST

Public Policy Exchange will be hosting a webinar on Tackling Knife Crime: Can the New Labour Government Succeed in Halving Knife Crime in a Decade?

which will take place on  Tuesday, October 29th 2024 between 9:30 AM — 1:00 PM BST

Please click here to register online.

Programme

• Understand the state of knife crime in the UK today, its drivers, and how these should be addressed
• Examine the new Labour government’s plans to halve knife crime in a decade, assess the likelihood of this being achieved, and consider the challenges in its implementation
• Develop a comprehensive knife crime action plan that tackles knife crime and its causes
• Explore how practitioners from across the public and third sectors can improve collaboration and develop early intervention strategies to protect vulnerable young people and tackle knife crime  
• Share police best practice in reducing incidences of knife crime
• Learn how survivors of knife crime and victims' families can be better supported

The Managed services of ICPS (International Centre for Parliamentary Studies) and PPE (Public Policy Exchange)

webinar on Tackling Knife Crime: Can the New Labour Government Succeed in Halving Knife Crime in a Decade?
Tuesday, October 29th 2024 between 9:30 AM — 1:00 PM BST