#ANZSOC2025 Conference Updates: The Conference Program is now live shorturl.at/jzhta Early Bird Conference registration asa been extended to Monday, October 27. We encourage you to register now to receive this registration discount. Click through our Conference webpage via the program link above.

ANZSOC 2025 Conference Early Bird registration closes Monday October 13. Register now to receive this registration discount. The ANZSOC 2025 Conference will be hosted at QUT in Brisbane from December 1-3. We look forward to welcoming you! www.anzsoc2025.com/registration

New on the ANZSOC Conference Blog - Meet ANZSOC member, @Monash GFV Prevention Centre PhD candidate, and a first-time attendee of the ANZSOC Conference, Chantelle Langdon and learn about her hopes, nerves, and strategies for making the most of the #ANZSOC2025 conference shorturl.at/TFg3j

Introducing the new convenors of the ANZSOC Development and Life-course (DLC) Thematic Group: Dr Cameron Langfield and Dr Corrie Williams. They continue building on the group’s strong foundations and are creating opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and connection shorturl.at/k34au

The #ANZSOC2025 Conference registrations are now open! Early bird rates until Oct 13! We are pleased to offer a 10% registration discount for those who would like to attend both ANZSOC and Asian Criminology Society conferences across the week Dec 1-5 at QUT, Brisbane www.anzsoc2025.com/registration

Register free for this ANZSOC sponsored local event at Flinders University City Campus, Adelaide, 5 September 2025, from 5.15-7.30pm: 'From the Personal to the Political: Understanding the Impacts of Colonialism Through Storytelling' Register now: lnkd.in/gHtGu_gm

Registrations are now open for the #ANZSOC2025 Conference at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane from December 1-3! Discounted Earlybird rates are on offer until 13 October and we welcome all members and non-members to register now www.anzsoc2025.com/registration

Meet our President, Associate Professor Angela Higginson! Angela shares her perspectives on significant changes to ANZSOC over time, her key priorities and shaping the future of ANZSOC in this post from our Committee of Management (CoM) Blog Series anzsoc.org/the-anzsoc-p...

The call for abstract submissions to the 2025 ANZSOC conference at Queensland University of Technology, 1-3 December, has been extended to 14 August. Submit your abstracts for oral presentations, roundtables, workshops & book launches via the submission portal here www.anzsoc2025.com/call-for-abs...

The @journalofcrim.bsky.social annual Special Issue proposal call out is closing soon on Thursday, 31 July! All selection criteria and proposal submission details are here via ‪@journals.sagepub.com‬ shorturl.at/kzktH

Abstract submissions for the 2025 ANZSOC Conference at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, 1-3 December are closing on July 31. Submit your conference abstracts including for: - Oral presentations - Workshops - Roundtable discussions - Digital posters - Book launches shorturl.at/j5Fpb

Applications closing soon - Editor/s, the Journal of Criminology @journalofcrim.bsky.social! The role of Editor of one of the world’s leading criminology journals comes with a number of professional benefits. Apply now, all details in link and applications due Friday, August 1 shorturl.at/KNG7k

🏆⭐️ANZSOC Awards 2025 are closing soon on Friday July 18! Visit our awards website for award categories and all application details anzsoc.org/awards/ 🏆⭐️ APPLY NOW!

Vale Ken Polk, a powerful presence both at the University of Melbourne and in ANZSOC—as President in 1991. Colleagues Fiona Haines, Russell Smith, Steve James and Stuart Ross remember Ken, a leading figure in criminology in Australia over four decades shorturl.at/PqOEN

ANZSOC sponsored local event at University of Melbourne: 'Spatiality, Justice, Gender and Sexualities: Exploring Intersections', Friday September 12, 2025. RSVP free by 1 August via link to explore these intersections through lightning talks and interactive workshops forms.office.com/r/2DN15MjfbS

Introducing our new Teaching and Learning Thematic Group convenors Andrew Groves, Gaelle Brotto and Vicky Nagy who share their visions for strengthening criminology teaching and learning through community, innovation, and reflection shorturl.at/crs2E

🏆⭐ The ANZSOC 2025 Awards are still open until July 18 for application submissions. We have a wide range of award categories with all information on all awards available via our website. APPLY NOW! ⭐️🏆 anzsoc.org/awards/

Mānawatia a Matariki Mānawa maiea te putanga o Matariki | Celebrate the rising of Matariki Mānawa maiea te ariki o te rangi | Celebrate the rising of the lord of the sky Mānawa maiea te Mātahi o te tau | Celebrate the rising of the New Year

In the lead up to this year's #ANZSOC2025 conference, we've created a series of blog posts providing insights as it all comes together from December 1-3! Our first is on 'Why the ANZSOC Conference Matters'. Read it here anzsoc.org/save-the-date/

In our latest blog post, we share our recent ECR seminar on 'Navigating Academic Publishing in Criminology: Key Insights from Journal Editors' from the @journalofcrim.bsky.social Read it here and watch the recording shorturl.at/FyySV

Meet our Treasurer, Dr Kelly Hine in the latest post in our ANZSOC Committee of Management (CoM) Blog Series. With a strong commitment to financial transparency & inclusivity, Kelly has been instrumental in steering ANZSOC toward more accessible and accountable financial practices shorturl.at/jl0BO

The 2025 ANZSOC Awards are now open - apply now across our award categories, from undergraduate, to PhD/ECR, for Indigenous Justice, the Christine Alder book prize and Sutton Award for crime prevention research. For all award details & application info see anzsoc.org/awards/

Meet our ANZSOC Secretary Dr Matthew Morgan in our new blog series introducing our Committee of Management. Matt is focused on growing ANZSOC’s membership and fostering a stronger sense of connection across scholars, practitioners, and students anzsoc.org/meet-the-sec...

🔔FINAL CALL - Register Today! Only 1 day until our inaugural, FREE ANZSOC ECR Seminar! Get insider publishing tips from Journal of Criminology Editors-in-Chief: Tomorrow! 29 May, 12-1pm AEST. Register here shorturl.at/T7Zsz

Apply now! PhD Candidate Award – awarded to one Australian and one Aotearoa New Zealand PhD candidate ANZSOC member for the best sole or lead-authored paper. All application details here anzsoc.org/awards/#phdp...

Apply now! Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award. Awarded each year to one Australian and one Aotearoa New Zealand Honours or Masters student.Applications open to July 18 and all application and eligibility details here anzsoc.org/awards/#thesis

Apply now for the Undergraduate Student Paper Award - awarded each year to one Australian and one Aotearoa New Zealand undergraduate student for the best papers Apply by July 18 anzsoc.org/awards/

Early Career Award – awarded each year for the best publication in criminology (or a related area). All application details here. ANZSOC members apply by 18 July anzsoc.org/awards/#news...

Award for Excellence & Innovation in Teaching in a tertiary educational institution with demonstrated outstanding and innovative teaching of criminology or a related discipline in AUS or Aotearoa NZ. Open to ANZSOC members. Apply here anzsoc.org/awards/#teac...

Apply now for the Indigenous Justice Award! Eligibility and nomination details here. Applications open to all and close July 18 anzsoc.org/awards/

Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award - presented to an individual who has written the best publication or report in the area of crime prevention. Applications open until July 18 anzsoc.org/awards/#sutton

ANZSOC hosts a range of annual awards to recognise achievements in Criminology scholarship in Australia & Aotearoa New Zealand. Awards are now open for undergrads, Hons, Masters, PhDs, ECRs and other academics at various stages of their career. Apply now! anzsoc.org/awards/

📚Want to get published in criminology journals? Our ANZSOC ECR Seminar on Thursday, 29 May will cover: ✅How editors decide desk rejections ✅What reviewers look for ✅Managing the revision process ✅Ethical considerations in publishing ✅Building a strategic publication plan and MORE! shorturl.at/bh1JL

⏰Less than 1 week to go! 🌟Register free for the ANZSOC online ECR Seminar Series launch "Navigating Academic Publishing in Criminology" with Professors Asher Flynn and Rebecca Wickes, Thurs 29 May 12-1pm AEST shorturl.at/LFcjR See thread below for what's on the agenda...

Meet the ANZSOC Committee of Management in our new blog series that first introduces the Committee, tracing back to establishment in 1967 to our current diverse membership of 25 from the region. Next we'll introduce each member in a spotlight story. Stay tuned! shorturl.at/Cxlkk

The ANZSOC 2025 Conference website is now live! Bookmark this page to stay up to date on conference information, updates and important dates. This year's conference will be hosted by Queensland University of Technology from December 1-3 in Brisbane www.anzsoc2025.com

Abstract submissions are NOW OPEN for the 2025 ANZSOC Conference at QUT from 1-3 December. We welcome abstract submissions for individual presentations, roundtables, workshops, book launches & more! All info and abstract submission portal until 31 July here www.anzsoc2025.com/call-for-abs...

📢Meet Our Expert Speakers We're honoured to have two distinguished criminologists for our inaugural, free ECR seminar on academic publishing: Prof Asher Flynn & Prof Rebecca Wickes. See profiles below. 29 May | 12-1pm AEST Register essential and free shorturl.at/CF5BD

🎓 We're thrilled to launch the ANZSOC ECR Seminar Series with an unmissable free, first session: Navigating Academic Publishing in Criminology: Insights from Journal Editors 📅 Thursday, 29 May 2025 ⏰ 12-1pm AEST 💻 Online (Teams Platform) 🎟️ Register FREE shorturl.at/c37Dg

🏆⭐️📢 The 2025 ANZSOC Awards are now open! ANZSOC hosts a range of annual awards for Hons, Masters, PhD & ECRs and other academics at various stages of their career. Visit our Awards webpage for details on all awards, eligibility and application guidance anzsoc.org/awards/ 🏆⭐️📣

Applications are invited for the position of Editor of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology’s Journal of Criminology @journalofcrim.bsky.social All application details can be found here or via the QR code below. Applications close 1 August 2025. shorturl.at/73GlD

Congratulations Professor Leanne Weber, winner of the ANZSOC 2024 Distinguished Criminologist Award! Presented at the 2024 ANZSOC Conference, this lecture has now been published online first and Open Access in the @JournalofCrim. Read it here journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

Save the date! The 2025 ANZSOC conference dates have been announced! See you in Brisbane from December 1-3 at Queensland University of Technology Garden Point Campus . We look forward to welcoming you all!

Congratulations to Stefani Vasil from ACU for her Highly Commended ANZSOC ECR Award in 2024! Read about Stefani's award winning research on how intersections with insecure migration status shape migrant women's experiences of domestic and family violence shorturl.at/RwaYm

Meet our 2024 Early Career Researcher award winner Megan McElhone and learn about her thought-provoking re-examination of the concept of “Middle Eastern Crime,” that challenges dominant narratives, shedding light on social and policing dynamics at play shorturl.at/ep1j5