Using data from 2 year photo-ethnography with people who use meth (@jaredragland), we have published the 1st photo-ethnography in the journal Criminology! We show the importance of narratives in shaping behavior @FionaBrookman1 @BlakeDBeaton tinyurl.com/ycks2sfs
I worked with @fabioimpoppi on this paper now in Critical Criminology. We use innovative data collection and theoretical framework (joint fantasizing) to look at identities and crime. link.springer.com/article/10…#qualcrim
I hope this gets the conversation started about the practical and ethical issues with making transcripts and other qualitative data public. The editors of Criminology @VolkanTopalli seem open to discuss. Would live to hear other people's thoughts on it. #Criminology#qualcrim
Pleased that The Criminologist published @HeCopes & my article on the "Transparency trade-off: the risks of Criminology’s new data sharing policy". As board members of #Criminology we felt it was important to discuss possible implications for qualitative researchers &participants
In case Dr. Leon Pettiway’s contribution to criminology gets lost in the sea of unsubscribe emails, his book Honey, Honey, Miss Thang is the earliest work in queer criminology that I am aware of. amazon.com/Honey-Miss-Thang-…
This piece explains how Addiction handles terminology that may be harmful to vulnerable groups. As a global journal, we find significant disagreement among our authors, readers, and reviewers, of what terms to avoid. Therefore, 1/3
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I very much appreciate @UAB_CJ and @UAB_CAS for supporting me and my work throughout my career. It is the reason I've stayed at UAB for 22 years! Looking forward to the next 22 (well, maybe not 22 but a bunch more).
The 4th Narrative Criminology Conference is happening July 2-4 in Antwerp, Belgium. They have keynotes, masterclasses, and presentations on narrative victimology and criminology. More info here law.kuleuven.be/linc/english…
There are two papers based on visual methods in this issue of Crime and Delinquency! Mine with @SveinungSandbe1 and @jaredragland and one by @TheRitaPhD Maybe the method will become more common in criminology and criminal justice!
We use data from photo-ethnography and photo-elicitation interviews to show how women who use meth visually maintain boundaries between themselves and others who use drugs. journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
@TheRitaPhD "discusses the challenges of conducting this photo documentation project, paying special attention to how concerns of fear and safety impacted the data-generation process." journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
Thanks @averyanapol for helping get our work in The Conversation. We hope by sharing the stories of women like Misty and Alice we can help minimize the stigma they face and ensure they have access to resources they need. Thanks @UAB_CJ and @UAB_CAS for supporting this research
Each year my dept @UAB_CJ selects a few honor students to carry out research with faculty. One of the students, Delilah Delacruz, teamed up with @LindsayLeban and they published their work in a top CJ journal! Incredible students and mentors! @UAB_CAS sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
We are looking to speak with people with Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome symptoms about their experiences? The confidential interviews will take place via phone or Zoom. If interested, please contact us at: understanding.chs@gmail.com. #CHS#CannabinoidHyperemesisSyndrome
The volume introduces innovative and inspired qualitative methods through topics on crime commission, victimisation and crime control. It highlights how qual methods are well suited to analyse current topics. And includes stellar authors and contributions