29th October 2024

Thank you to everyone who applied for SCCJR grant funding to support their research development and knowledge exchange projects.

The judging panel has now completed their evaluations, and we are delighted to now be able to announce the following projects have been successful.

Knowledge Exchange Projects

  • Cops and Robbers Ho Ho! Re-storying Justice in Children’s Picture Books. Phil Crockett Thomas (Stirling) and Fern Gillon (Strathclyde).
  • Justice Is Listening: Family Support after Death in Custody. Sarah Armstrong, Betsy Barkas, Rachelle Cobain (Glasgow), Sarah Anderson (Edinburgh Napier), Cara Jardine (Strathclyde) Deborah Russo (QUB)
  • Modern Studies follow on project. Karyn Mabon (Glasgow/Strathclyde), Estelle Clayton and Iga Gumulinska (Edinburgh Napier)
  • Resources of Hope: Changing the Narrative on Young People and Violence. Alistair Fraser (Glasgow) and Fern Gillon (Strathclyde)

 

Research Development Projects

  • A Critical Analysis of Offender Behaviour Programmes. Nicola Ceesay (Glasgow), Cara Jardine (Strathclyde), Kirstin Anderson and Katrina Morrison (Edinburgh Napier)

 

Congratulations to all awardees and we hope that these projects will continue to inspire collaboration and innovation across the SCCJR, and with associates and partners.