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Letter to the Toronto Police Services Board and Toronto City Council Regarding the Search for a New Toronto Police Chief

June 25, 2020

CrimSL faculty, including Kamari Clarke, Catherine Evans, Beatrice Jauregui, Ayobami Laniyonu, Audrey Macklin, Mariana Valverde, and Scot Wortley have released a letter to the Toronto Police Services Board and Toronto City Council regarding the search for a new Toronto police chief.

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Unsettling Racism in the Present, Imagining Different Futures: An online forum on Anti-Black Racism, Policing and Change

June 24, 2020

Listen to the recording here. An audio transcript is also available.

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Professor Kerry Taylor Receives University of Toronto Teaching Fellowship

June 19, 2020

In recognition of her excellence in teaching, Professor Kerry Taylor has been awarded a University of Toronto Teaching Fellowship. University of Toronto Teaching Fellowships “provide faculty members in the Teaching Stream with an op

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Video: Race and the Criminal Justice System: Where Do We Go From Here?

June 10, 2020

Last week, Professor Ayobami Laniyonu was one of the speakers in the webinar, Race and the Criminal Justice System: Where Do We Go From Here?

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CrimSL Triple Feature at the Centre for Ethics

May 28, 2020

This week, three Centre for Ethics events in their ongoing series, Ethics of AI in Context, Ethics in the City, and Ethics of COVID, featured members of the CrimSL community.

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Law and Society Association Virtual Conference

May 27, 2020

The LSA 2020 (virtual) conference starts today. Here is where to find our faculty and students:

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Canada, Bio-Status, and COVID-19

May 15, 2020

Director Audrey Macklin’s talk, “Canada, Bio-Status, and COVID-19,” part of the Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility’s online series Immigration Short-Takes: Mobility in the Time of COVID-19 is now available online.

Criminologia Pod

Criminologia - Criminology Podcast

May 07, 2020

A note from CrimSL PhD students Jona Zyfi and Daniel Konikoff, who have launched a criminology- and criminal justice-themed podcast, Criminologia:

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Expertise and Objectivity in Crisis: A Historical Perspective

May 06, 2020

Catherine Evans’ May 4th talk, “Expertise and Objectivity in Crisis: A Historical Perspective”, is now available on the Centre for Ethics YouTube Channel. CrimSL co-sponsored this installment of The Ethics of COVID, the Centre for Ethics’ interdisciplinary series of online event

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Welcome, Professor Kamari Maxine Clarke!

May 01, 2020

On May 1st, Professor Kamari Maxine Clarke officially joined the Centre as our newest faculty member, cross-appointed with the Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies.
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