Dr Zhraa Alhaboby, School of Life Health and Chemical Sciences, Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), The Open University In Northern Ireland, one… Read More »The cyber-victimisation of disabled adults in Northern Ireland: evidence from a mixed-methods study
Prof Michelle Butler & Prof Dirk Schubotz, School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work, Queen’s University Belfast This presentation aims to inform Assembly consideration of… Read More »Young people’s social media use: Experiences of illegal and/or harmful behaviours
Prof Luke Moffett, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast This presentation draws on a body of academic research and expertise to propose a new, dedicated… Read More »Time for redress for those bereaved during the Troubles
Dr John Taggart, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast Relevant to the forthcoming Victims and Witnesses of Crime Bill, this presentation addresses many key ideas… Read More »Maximising the use of Registered Intermediaries in the Northern Ireland Criminal Justice System
Prof Kevin Brown, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast This presentation is relevant to Assembly discussion regarding the forthcoming Victims and Witnesses of Crime Bill… Read More »Improving Access to Justice for Victims of Crime in Northern Ireland
Dr John Maiden, Prof Stefanie Sinclair, Dr Katelin Teller & Prof John Wolffe, The Open University This presentation is relevant to Assembly discussion addressing the… Read More »Creative Learning in Education to Affirm Religious, Ethnic & Cultural Diversity
Dr James Nelson, Queen’s University Belfast, & Dr Rebecca Loader, University of Cambridge This presentation shares evidence-based findings from two academic research projects that examined… Read More »Diversity, anti-racism and school curricula in Religious Education