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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2022 | A Message from Centre Director Audrey Macklin

September 27, 2022

Dear CrimSL community,

A book held open up in the air with trees above it, and the sun behind.

Your CrimSL Summer Reading List 2022

July 01, 2022

Summer is officially here, and we at CrimSL are celebrating by sharing this summer’s CrimSL Reading List. Take a look at what we are reading this summer, featuring recently published works by a few members of the CrimSL community.

Congratulations to the 2021 Centre's awards recipients Jihyun Kwon, Dikla Yogev, and Sandrine Haentijens

November 29, 2021

Congratulations to Dikla Yogev and Jihyun Kwon recipients of the Richard Ericson Paper Award for 2021.

BIPOC Resources & Information

November 03, 2020

We at the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies (CrimSL) are centrally concerned with the exercise of state power through legal regulation and state institutions, as well as the way that such forms of power circulate in daily life. This includes the embedded nature of racism and racial subordination in our society.

New Centre for Criminology Library website

October 30, 2020

The Criminology Library has a new website, and a new home on the web at https://crimsl.library.utoronto.ca/.

Coming Up: Appearances by Post-Doc Ayodele Akenroye

October 19, 2020

Next month, join CrimSL Post-Doctoral Fellow Ayodele Akenroye for two online appearances:

New OHRC report confirms Black people disproportionately arrested, charged, subjected to use of force by Toronto police

August 13, 2020

On Monday, August 10^th, the Ontario Human Rights Commission released A Disparate Impact, the second interim report in the OHRC inquiry into racial profiling and racial discrimination

Statement: Promoting equality and justice in Canadian public institutions, including policing

July 03, 2020

The Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies (CrimSL) at the University of Toronto stands in support of individuals and social movements that insist on accountability for police violence and the implementation of strategies to address structures of inequality.

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Video: Foucault and Biopolitics

April 16, 2020

Professor Mariana Valverde’s talk, “Michel Foucault and Biopolitics,” is now available online. This is the first of a planned series of talks, the Virtual University for the COVID Era.

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