The British Society of Criminology Vulnerability Research Network offers a means for discussion, critical analysis, and knowledge sharing among diverse and dispersed members of the British Society of Criminology and others.

The network seeks to advance understandings and stimulate debate on vulnerability across the spheres of research, policy and practice and foster opportunities for collaboration and knowledge exchange.

As such, we are holding an event comprising flash talks for people interested in sharing their interests/ideas and keen to collaborate. We would like to invite our members/followers to register to give a 3 minute lightening talk and to take part discussions. Your talk can summarise your interests in, reflections or ideas about vulnerability research, research to date and/or thoughts that you have about collaborative research. There will then be the opportunity for oral discussions with other attendees.

The event seeks to be inclusive. As such we welcome attendees and speakers from a range of backgrounds and experiences. This includes academic, personal, policy and practice perspectives.

You will be invited to provide a biography (of up to 50 words) upon registration and these will be shared with delegates ahead of the event along with the Zoom link.

The event will take place via Zoom on Tuesday 13th July between 10am and 11.30am.

We do not intend to limit registrations and will run another event if registrations became unmanageable.

If you have any queries please send them to bscvrn@gmail.com.