CSSLRV Director and Sociology Professor Myrna Dawson has been invited to sit as a member of the inaugural Academic Advisory Circle (AAC) for the Office of the Federal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime.
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Recent research published this month in Sociological Studies of Children and Youth examines varying definitions of domestic homicide and implications for research policy and practice.
Findings from research examining the relationship between gender of accused and charges laid in cases of intimate partner violence (IPV) were released this month in The British Journal of Criminology.
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Finding ways to keep non-urban women safe from intimate partner violence is the research goal of Danielle Bader,
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CSSLRV researchers Danielle Sutton and Myrna Dawson published research this month in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence analyzing how characteristics of intimate partner violence (IPV) vary across different relationship statuses, states, and duration.
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Paz Olaciregui, a PhD student in the Department of Law and Sociology at the University of Zaragoza, Spain arrived at the CSSLRV at the beginning of this month to spend the semester working with the CSSLRV team.
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CSSLRV researcher Danielle Sutton, also a PhD candidate in Sociological Criminology, is one of the contributors to a recently-released book called Homicide and Violent Crime, part of an Emerald Publishing book series.
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CSSLRV researchers were proud to be a part of the hardworking team of 120-plus volunteers who were vital this week to ensuring that ISA’s XIX World Congress of Sociology ran smoothly and that all the approximately 6,000 delegates from 120 countries felt welcome.
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One of four Canadian-themed sessions at ISA World Congress of Sociology this week, “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Canada: What Can Sociology Bring to the Table?” took place today.
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CSSLRV researchers participated today at the XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology in Toronto which has attracted about 6,000 delegates from 120 countries to the city this week.
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