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Female Offending in England & Australia: Insights from Administrative Data
Tuesday 12 May 2026 - Online 9.30-10.30am
King's College London, Deakin University and Griffith Criminology Institute
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Exploring female offending trends in England & Australia through admin data insights. These research presentations use linked administrative data from Australia and England to examine how female offending trajectories are shaped by patterns in mental health service contact and educational attainment over the life course. Together, they highlight that women who offend follow distinct pathways, and underline the importance of early, targeted support particularly in mental health and education to improve outcomes and inform more effective justice and policy responses.
The theme of this year’s conference addresses global concerns around exclusion, structural violence, identity-based hostility and the increasing social, political and institutional pressures affecting both forensic systems and clinical work.
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Plenary speaker details and programme will be available shortly.
FORENSIC PSYCHOTHERAPY SOCIETY
Evening Seminars
Thursdays 7.00 - 8.15pm
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Please note that FPS seminars are not recorded and must be watched live
This is their last evening seminar of this term
26.03.26 - Gemma Routledge - Reflective Practice in Forensic Settings
Thinking Under Fire: Bion for Today
UCL Psychoanalysis Unit in Collaboration with Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing
27 - 28 June 2026 10.00 - 5.00pm
Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health - UCL , and Online via Zoom
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Bion continues to have a global influence nearly forty years after his death. The publication of his Complete Works on PEP will increase this impact further. This hybrid in-person and online conference provides an opportunity to explore the ongoing significance of Bion’s contributions in a world where thinking is more than ever under fire.