This workshop/roundtable brings together a collective of scholars who are actively involved in policing research, with a particular focus on gender, sexuality, and the intricate relationships between humans, animals, and the environment. The event aims to foster a supportive community and provide a platform for researchers who employ embodiment and ethnographic methodologies in their investigative approaches. The event is open to researchers, scholars, and individuals interested in the intersections of gender, policing, and ethnographic research. It welcomes academics from various disciplines, graduate students, and practitioners engaged in related research areas.

The workshop encourages discussions and presentations on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Intersectionality and Policing
• Ethical Challenges in Policing
• Research Sensory Methods and Police Practices
• Human-Animal Interactions in Policing

To find out more about this event, and register for it, click here.