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Siracusa International Institute for criminal justice and human rights

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Home | LIFE at LEMIT Alumni

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The LIFE at LEMIT Alumni Association is a group of graduates of the Leadership Inventory for Female Executives (LIFE) course at the Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas (LEMIT) from Sam Houston State University. Our members are elite women in all levels of law enforcement and criminal justice from throughout the Texas and Arizona.
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home | ICL-conference

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The University of Vienna and the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Fundamental and Human Rights are organising the high-level conference International Criminal Law before Domestic Courts on 14-16 October 2021. #ICLconference21
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Sadé Lindsay Ph.D.

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About MeI am Dr. Sadé Lindsay an Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Sociology at Cornell University and a W.E.B. Du Bois Fellow of the National Institute of Justice. My research interests lie at the intersection of criminal justice policy punishment and racial inequality. As a sociologist
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Katana Evans – advancing behavioral health and justice systems

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Katana graduated with a Bachelors degree in Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences (CBSC) and Politics from Washington and Lee University (W&L) in May 2022. They currently work as a Project Assistant with the Justice Management Institute a non-profit organization dedicated to innovating justice systems. They focus on the intersection of behavioral health and criminal justice. They…
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Dr. Brittany P. Battle is an Assistant Professor in the Sociology Department and Affiliate Faculty in the African American Studies Program at Wake Forest University. She is also a recent Ford Postdoctoral Fellow and Emerging Poverty Scholars Fellow with the Institute for Research on Poverty. As an ethnographer her research interests include social and family policy courts carceral logics social justice and culture and cognition. She teaches courses on social justice in the social sciences (re)imagining the criminal legal system and transformative justice and courts & criminal procedure. In addition she is a community grassroots organizer and Co-Founder of Triad Abolition Project with extensive experience working with organizations and agencies to pursue liberation. Her work has been recognized with the Eastern Sociological Societys 2022 Public Sociology Award Sociologists for Women in Society 2021 Feminist Activism Award and the American Society of Criminology Division on Critical Criminology and Social Justice 2020 Praxis Award. Dr. Battles scholarship has been funded by the Institute for Research on Poverty Ford Foundation American Sociological Association and Sociologists for Women in Society. She is currently working on a book manuscript (under contract with NYU Press) They’re Stealing My Opportunity to Be a Father which examines the impact of state intervention and carcerality in the child support system through extensive ethnographic observations and interviews. The project illuminates the ways that the child support system functions as a neoliberal construct at the intersection of the welfare and criminal justice systems. Dr. Battle completed a PhD in Sociology at Rutgers University - New Brunswick in March 2019. She earned an MA in African American Studies from Temple University and a BA in Sociology (Law & Society concentration) Womens Studies and Black American Studies from the University of Delaware. Check out Dr. Battles CV for more on her research and scholarship.
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