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Martina Feilzer - Other activities

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Activities

Martina is one of the network co-ordinators for the Welsh Centre for Crime and Social Justice Network on Criminal Justice and Penal Policy, see http://wccsj.ac.uk/.

Martina is on the editorial board of a new journal ‘Critical Social Policy’ to be published by University of Wales Press from 2012.

She is one of the editors for the School‘s student journal ‘Safbwynt/Perspective’, see http://www.bangor.ac.uk/so/current/journal.php.en.

Events / Conference Papers

2011: Invitation to attend a Public, Crime and Justice workshop in Edinburgh to advise the Scottish Government on Policy development.

2011: Inaugural meeting of Welsh Centre for Crime and Social Justice, Criminal Justice and Penal Policy network.

Paper: Interpretations of procedural justice: Implementing value-based decision making in North Wales.

2011: British Society of Criminology Conference

Paper: Big Society and Corston: A reality check

2009: Youth Justice Board London Regional Round Table event on Disproportionality. Invited Speaker.
Paper: Disproportionality, ethnic minorities, and youth justice

2008: Rethinking public confidence in the criminal justice system, Newcastle University, ESRC funded conference, Invited speaker.
Paper: Public criminology – theory and practice of communicating ‘facts’ on crime and criminal justice

2008: Justice, Media and Public: Comparative and Historical Perspectives, Keele University
Paper: The importance of telling a good story

2007: Annual meeting of the Law and Society Association
Paper: The Magic Bullet? Educating the Public about Crime and Criminal Justice

2006: Justice, Media and Public: a one-day workshop.
Paper: The impact of factual information on crime and criminal justice

2005: XVth European Conference on Psychology and Law
Paper: The impact of a factual newspaper column on readers of a local newspaper

2005: British Society of Criminology Conference
Paper: The impact of a factual newspaper column on readers of a local newspaper