A research lab by @MBouchardCrim and his graduate students @sfucriminology. Tweeting about #networkedcriminology.
Burnaby, British Columbia
Joined January 2018
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The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Thank YOU for the visit! Great talk and always good for students and I to learn more about the program. Its unique and evolved nicely over the last few years.
Thank-you @MBouchardCrim for inviting us to your @SFU #Criminology class to share our experiences in helping people exit gang life # endganglife @cfseubc
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Brilliant presentation by our Virtual Scholar Det. Cst. Daniel Connelly on his work with @MBouchardCrim 👏 💪 📚 Utilizing Network Analysis for Target Prioritization at the OACP #evidencebasedpolicing #EBP conference, way to represent! 🇨🇦
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Great presentations today from the 14th annual @Safer_Schools Gangs and Guns conference at the OSP studios in Bby. Thanks to @BurnabyRCMP Supt De la Gorgendiere for welcome remarks & all LE participating - all Provinces and 20 States here & over 750 participants!
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Really proud of @_carlos_ponce who successfully defended his thesis this week - congrats!
Sad to lose another member of @theCaINlab but Carlos isn’t too far since he is AP @UFVCrimDirector :)
Watch for his PhD work on changes in the structure of the MS-13 network in El Salvador.
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Upcoming Thesis Defence:
PhD Defence | Carlos Ponce | Title: “The criminal governance, geography, and network features of extortive offences in El Salvador"
🔹Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021
🔹Time: 10:00 a.m. PST
🔹Location: Remote (Zoom)
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Join our next #CriminologyFaculty Seminar Series via Zoom!
November 25, 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. with #SFU Criminology professor Martin Bouchard (@MBouchardCrim)!
"Social Outlaws: What network data tell us about gangs"
Registration required: bit.ly/3nlkdSM
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
PhD Defence DONE 🥳
Thank you amazing supervisor @MBouchardCrim
Thanks you committee members Prof. Edward Kleemans, Prof. @KSchnepel, Prof. Éric Beauregard & Prof Richard Frank
😎Call me now Dr. Paquet-Clouston😎
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Big PhD defence day approaching for @theCaINlab’s @MasarahClouston ! Re-upping this old thread in case it helps anyone with their prep
Many #gradstudents are defending their theses between April and August, including many from @theCaINlab.
Thought Id post a few general pieces of advice for students that may apply beyond #Criminology as they prep for the big day. #AcademicTwitter
Thread:
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Adding to this great list: former @theCaINlab Kristen Tsai who graduated with her MA thesis @sfucriminology June 2020 who will compete in badminton - women's doubles :)
olympic.ca/2021/06/16/team-c…
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
An important new volume on gang research edited by @Euro_Gang’s own @MattValasik and @Mourningshannon with contributions from @MBouchardCrim, @CaterinaGRoman, @_Roks, @theviolencepro, @UrbanikMarta, @me_cahill and many more. Check it out.
@Mourningshannon and I are proud to announce that our special issue, Research on Gang-Related Violence in the 21st Century, @SocSci_MDPI has been collected into an edited volume that is now available in hardcover or in pdf format @ mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/…! (1/3)
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Congratulations to Marie Ouellet, of the Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology, on receiving the Dean's Early Career Award for 2021!
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
.@sfucriminology's Professor @MBouchardCrim says that COVID-19 could be a cause in the public nature of recent Lower Mainland shootings.
Read more: bc.ctvnews.ca/gang-violence-…
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Major congrats to @theCaINlab Krysta Dawson on a remarkable performance at her PhD defense!
She led 1 of the 1st studies examining the impact of social networks on the trajectories of gang members. Pubs coming!
🙏to the stellar comm! @dpyrooz @EvanMcCuish @ZRRowan K.Douglas
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Its here! 😱
My TEDx talk “The unexpected social world of gangs” is now online: youtu.be/sLED99CtgYM
Grateful to @TEDxSFU for the opportunity & to my fellow speakers for all the support I received in preparation of the talk. And to @604Gangs for his help in bringing it home.
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Good talk by @sgt1499_keiron and Rob Rai on some of the work done by @Safer_Schools examining online behavior by BC students. The work is community specific, as it should. They show a recent ⬆️ in online gang-related behaviors - Id love to learn + about methods #SSTgangprevention
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Happy to attend Gangs and Guns 2021 @Safer_Schools. Good start w @LHoughtonCFSEU of @CFSEU_GIET presenting the detailed trajectory of a gang member, from teenage years to adulthood, with emphasis on key turning points in his life where gang exit could have been possible.
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Addressing common myths and misconceptions about sexual offending, this book by @EvanMcCuish, co-authored with P. Lussier & J. Cale, highlights the current state of scientific knowledge about the origins and the development of sexual offending.
▶️▶️▶️ bit.ly/3tofPmX
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
Congrats to @surenabains for a successful MA defense! Her thesis showed how SNA can be used to study gang conflicts & help identify potential victims, replicating (in BC) work done by @AVPapachristos et al. in the US.
Thx to @ZRRowan, Gisela, & all who made the study possible!
The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory retweeted
CFP: The Criminology of Carlo Morselli
A few of us who had Carlo as a friend and mentor are organizing a SI to honour his impact on the field. 2 journals joined forces - The Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, and Global Crime.
Abstracts due March 8, details:
