Poet let loose in a criminology department: Researching the art of crime and the crime of art
University of Greenwich
Joined May 2011
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Where were these fuckers when we needed them to speak up for robust covid measures?! Horse, stable door, bolted: theguardian.com/society/2026…
'Man of integrity'?! Is this the same bloke? The human rights lawyer who consistently supports genocide?
Starmer leadership speculation ‘serious’ but task ahead ‘very clear’, says Brown – UK politics live theguardian.com/politics/liv…
Surely there's a typo here? This should read 'bored of peace'?
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This year the British establishment covered up this new Banksy.
Can we get it Retweeted 10,000 times to show that they can never cover up their complicity in war crimes??
Protect the right to protest! RT!
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From the inside to the out - incredible reframing of a performance co-created by women in prison with @Openbook @GoldsmithsUoL and @cleanbreak - I know how powerful it was because @LauraSCaulfield and I evaluated it
Billy Bragg for prime minister! thepoke.com/2025/09/26/billy…
From the mutt's nuts to the rat's nats - this article made me laugh a lot, and then it made me sad... and then I remembered Sokal's fake article in the 90s which led to the savaging of postmodernism, how come no equivalent denigration of AI here? shorturl.at/dqQ4f
The situation in Gaza is unconscionable. There are many things that need to be achieved politically, but first, there are people who just need to eat.
I've just donated to Solidarity in Aid - you too can support them at: cafdonate.cafonline.org/2758…
Dr Ella Simpson retweeted
Incarceration Nations Network / INN:
"Global Freedom Scholars Network Unveils First-Ever Manifesto by Formerly Incarcerated University Students Worldwide
Last month, during an online webinar, we officially launched the Global Freedom Scholars Network Manifesto, the first-ever collective document authored by formerly incarcerated university students and graduates worldwide. Available in Portuguese, Spanish, English and Italian, the manifesto outlines key issues that society, universities, government and prisons must address to advance the “Education Not Incarceration” movement.
The webinar featured contributions from Shawn Young (United States) representing Bard Prison Initiative, Nicole Chee, GFS Australia Chapter Leader, Waldemar Cubilla from GFS Argentina (and a Global Freedom Fellow ‘24), and Gabriel Enejo from GFS Nigeria." – at Edgewater, NJ
An important event bringing together lived and living experience, youth justice practitioners, pracademics, policy makers and some of the key academic thinkers to really listen to each other and learn more about the language needs of young people in YJ
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Important report by @firebird on important topic with key takeaways: Children are innocent; Stigma causes harm. The narrative needs to shift. Language matters. Support should be person-centred. No 2 experiences are the same; Include us in the solution. parentalimprisonmentcollecti…
Getting creative about research methods, getting critical about creativity - come and join us for two days of experimentation, play and transformation
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Did Louise Haigh really say this without any apparent sense of irony?! theguardian.com/politics/202…
