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Lightning Talk: Public Criminology and Social Change: Approaching Activism in the Social Sciences
Fri, Nov 15, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Foothill H - 2nd LevelSession Submission Type: Lightning Talk Session
Abstract/Description
Speakers on this lightning talk panel will discuss their experiences and the value of studying and engaging in collective action/social change in the social sciences from a public criminology perspective. Topics to be discussed include, but are not limited to, the criminal legal process, incarceration, extreme punishment (death penalty, life sentencing), and wrongful convictions.
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Individual Presentations
Scholarship, Activism, and the Innocence Movement - Robert Norris, George Mason University
Documenting Alabama's Death Row through the Art of Resistance - Katie Owens-Murphy, University of North Alabama
The Problem of Choice: Talking About Human Decision-Making that Causes Harm - Paul Kaplan, San Diego State University
Public Criminology and Social Change: Approaching Activism in the Social Sciences - Tammi Arford, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Studying Activism around Extreme Punishment in Criminology and Criminal Justice - Clayton B. Drummond, George Mason University