In this blog, you will find all research and activities undertaken within the Centre for Crime, Justice and Security.

“As a result of our expertise in, and commitment to, human rights, global security and justice for all, we will be the destination of choice, nationally and internationally, for students, staff and external stakeholders. The work we do with out communities aims to enrich and transform lives and to positively impact on policy and practice in wider social and criminal justice environments.”
The overall focus of the Centre is the promotion, development and implementation of Justice in various forms, primarily social, civil and criminal justice but also in terms of how social justice impacts and is impacted by criminal justice practices. The Centre is underpinned by three pillars: ethics and integrity; sustainability and evidence based practice.
The Centre for Crime, Justice and Security’s Themes
Read more about the Centre’s Themes within the Themes tab.
Investigation, Security and Intelligence
Crime, Justice and Communities
Professional Education, Regulation and Standards
Evidence Based Policing
Read The Conversation
The Conversation offers in-depth analysis, research and news.
Curated by professional editors, The Conversation provides informed commentary and debate on the issues affecting our world. Click the images below to read articles authored by some of the Centre’s members.




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Profs in the Pav
Staffordshire University has served up a feast of free talks at its popular Profs in the Pav annual event. The vast array of exciting discussions, which are open to the public, offer attendees the chance to hear from top academics. These have now gone virtual as we practice social distancing, but you can view webinars online.
In the second part of the talk Associate Professor Aoife Healy, Associate Professor of Human Movement Biomechanics, will explore inequalities in health care access. The global prevalence of non-communicable diseases (e.g. diabetes) is rising steadily; linked to population growth, ageing of populations and lifestyle changes associated with urbanisation. Many of these people need access to mobility assistive products to allow them to actively participate in society. It is estimated that only 1 in 10 people in need has access to prosthetic and orthotic mobility assistive products.
Expert Talks
Expert Talks is a series of free virtual talks that offer expert insights and knowledge in a range of topics within forensics, criminology and policing. Below are a selection of talks presented by some of the Centre’s members.