Wow!!! What a week, what a conference!! Thanks everyone for coming & making #ANZSOC2018 such a warm & collegial few days, it’s been amazing... and now I’m going to have a lie down 🙏😘😴@unimelbcrim

Kate Gooch on building a large #rehabilitativeprison #HMPBerwyn #ANZSOC2018 #CollaborativeConversation

@the_kav_man on designing physical prison spaces to be conducive to rehabilitative outcomes #TheRehabilitativePrison #CollaborativeConversation #ANZSOC2018

Prof Koichi Hamai: Decline in #YouthCrime is occurring all over the world - due to reduction in opportunities & desire to commit crime - have ‘delinquent youth’ subcultures lost their appeal? #ANZSOC2018

Prof Koichi Hamai: #YouthCrime in Japan has been declining since 2002... why? #ANZSOC2018

Harry Blagg proposes a #decolonising approach to responding to #FASD that place #Country at the centre #ANZSOC2018

Harry Blagg: #diversionary approaches for #Indigenous YP must be ‘country-centric’ & emphasise family decision-making, non-adversarial problem-solving. #RestorativeJustice conferencing doesn’t work for kids w serious learning difficulties #FASD #ANZSOC2018

Harry Blagg: a #decolonising approach to #FASD links its causes to unresolved #trauma of colonisation, favours #diversion, builds on #strengths of community & culture @JypNetwork #ANZSOC2018

Harry Blagg says, of kids with serious brain impairment, “it’s not that they WON’T obey the law, it’s that they CAN’T”, ie they’re unable to comply with court orders #FASD #YouthJustice @JypNetwork #ANZSOC2018

Harry Blagg talking about diverting #Indigenous #YoungPeople with #FASD away from #YouthJustice involvement in the Kimberley region of WA #ANZSOC2018 @JypNetwork

@hayleympassmore on neurodevelopmental difficulties among #YoungPeople in #BanksiaHill #YouthDetentionCentre: 36% diagnosed with #FASD, 89% with brain impairment, 65% with multiple impairments @JypNetwork #ANZSOC2018

@hayleympassmore talking about the impact of #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder #FASD on #neurodevelopment & #cognitiveimpairment for #YoungPeople’s risk of #YouthJustice involvement @JypNetwork #ANZSOC2018

⁦@TimCorcoran10⁩ highlighting problem for the high proportion of #YoungPeople on #remand accessing #education in #custody #Parkville #YouthJustice #ANZSOC2018 ⁦@JypNetwork⁩

@TimCorcoran10 talking about education provision for #YoungPeople in #custody in Victoria, and introducing the concept of #PsychosocialJustice #ANZSOC2018 @JypNetwork

#Ombudsman Deborah Glass: There are 50 laws in Victoria under which people can be detained in #ClosedEnvironments - prisons, secure mental health, aged care, youth detention, etc #OPCAT #ANZSOC2018

Aunty Mary Graham says of #Aboriginal & non- aboriginal people in Australia, “we haven’t met yet”. We need to meet, to listen, to face each other. #EthicalTensions #ANZSOC2018

Aunty Mary Graham: If we approach any problem with ‘either/or’ logic it will always remain a dilemma. #EthicalTensionsInCriminology #ANZSOC2018

Vic Ombudsman Deborah Glass: How do we address the #EthicalTensions of our politicians arguing for things that clearly don’t work, ie #prisons? #ANZSOC2018 #EthicalTensionsInCriminology

Prof Joe Pugliese: #Ethics demands we pay rigorous attention to the nuanced, embodied & situated context of our work; demands giving up power, entitlement, reward in the face of the other we face #ANZSOC2018 #EthicalTensionsInCriminology

#ANZSOC2018 plenary panel thinking through the ethical tensions we live with & work with as criminologists & criminal justice scholars & practitioners #EthicalTensionsInCriminology

“Weaving me back into something unbreakable” ⁦@Ngaga_dji⁩ ⁦@indiclarke13⁩ ⁦@JypNetwork⁩ #ANZSOC2018

@indiclarke13 : ‘Young people are telling us their stories because they trust us - they trust us to listen and they trust us to act’ @Ngaga_dji @JypNetwork #ANZSOC2018

⁦@indiclarke13⁩ showing us all the parts of well-being we need to understand when we’re working with & supporting Aboriginal children and families #ANZSOC2018 #Ngagadji ⁦@Ngaga_dji⁩

#JeffFerrell: To understand the link between drift, crime & social control we need to grasp the political, spatial & cultural economy of #drift - how people become dislocated, and then blamed & criminalised for their dislocation #ANZSOC2018

#ANZSOC2018 opening keynote by Prof #JeffFerrell

#ANZSOC2018 The wonderful Prof Jeff Ferrell opening our main conference with ‘Criminology Adrift’, tracing the rivers and flows of people, adrift and dislocated from traditional sources of stability #Drift

Warm welcome to #Wurundjeri country by Uncle Perry Wandin this morning, descendant of Robert Wandoon, telling his story and that of his people, displaced by British colonisation #Wominjeka #ANZSOC2018 @unimelbcrim

Julie Evans: The most urgent matter for #Criminology is to address the ways the State continues to intervene in the lives of #Indigenous people - this is a matter for settlers to address, not Indigenous people alone #ANZSOC2018 #PECRC #StructuralJustice

#ANZSOC2018 #PECRC Great panel on #interdisciplinarity - Larissa Sandy, @imogen_richards & Julie Evans on their pathways into Criminology & what #Anthropological, #Postmodernist #PostFoucauldian & #Historical perspectives & methods bring to #Criminology

Listening to Aleisha Clark on #ImageBasedSexualAbuse among #YoungPeople in terms of how they conceive #harm & #consent #ANZSOC2018 #PECRC