The University of Northampton is hosting the 2017  Public Safety, Crime and Justice Conference: Policing the 21^st Century Landscape 

The Faculty for Health and Society and Institute for Public Safety Crime and Justice, invite researchers, leaders, frontline and research active practitioners to participate in the 2017 Public Safety, Crime and Justice Conference at the University of Northampton, on 21st and 22nd June 2017.

The conference will focus on the translation of academic research into public safety practice, looking across cultural diversity, globalisation of neighbourhood policing, developments in technology, exploring the legacy of change and impact on public confidence.

Our first key note speakers have been confirmed

John Hageman, representing Interpol  & Professor Peter Squires from the University of Brighton.

Please visit ipscj.org for full details of the conference.

The first call for papers is now open and will close on 30th April 2017, so please do consider submitting an abstract for a paper, workshop or panel.

Please send abstracts (of no more than 300 words), workshop and panel ideas to ipscj@northampton.ac.uk.

To register your attendance at the conference please use our Registration Page. If you would like to pay via a purchase order rather than a card payment please email ipscj@northampton.ac.uk.

We look forward to welcoming you to the conference in the summer.

Dr Helen Poole, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Health & Society, University of Northampton
Dr Laura Knight, Director, Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice