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Sandra Bucerius, director of the Centre for Criminological Research at the University of Alberta, said it is difficult to draw a straight line between the size of a prison population and specific COVID outbreaks

April 01, 2021

The number of people locked up in Alberta’s provincial jails plummeted at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic but has trended upward in the year since, according to new data obtained by Postmedia.
Dr. Sara Dorow on Lack of Key Data on Fly-In Workers

April 01, 2021

Camp is almost always already a place [where] bodies are close to each other. - Sara Dorow, sociologist at the University of Alberta
Sandra Bucerius Named Henry Marshall Tory Chair

March 17, 2021

Internationally recognized criminologist, Sandra Bucerius, studies how people who are marginalized interact with our criminal justice system.
Sociology associate professor, Tope Oriola, assigned as special adviser for Alberta's Police Act review

February 24, 2021

Over a six-month term, Temitope Oriola (Arts) will provide independent advice to the Alberta government as it weighs policy options raised in ongoing stakeholder discussions that began in the fall. “As a professor of criminology and person of colour, my goal is a more harmonious relationship between the police and all communities, particularly minority communities,” Oriola says.
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