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London Met hosts live performances by Mandala Theatre Company

For a week during March, London Met presented six performances of MAD(E), a brilliant new play created by the Mandala Theatre Company.

London Met academic working with London local authorities to enhance social work methods

Kevin Brazant’s social work research and fatherhood training model picked up by local council authority after being presented at London Met Conference.

Providing a safe space within trauma-informed work with young people

A discussion event will provide an opportunity to hear those working on the ground about providing a safe space for young people to process their experiences and develop resilience.

London Met criminologist to evaluate violence reduction in Tower Hamlets

A grant of £17,500 will see the University's Youth Safety Research Group assess a specialist violence and re-offending reduction programme in the East London borough.

Operation Trojan Shield: fighting encrypted criminal activities

London Met's Dr Mark Roycroft reports on the operation, which saw over 800 arrested in a huge global crime sting, using an encrypted communications app secretly run by law enforcement.

Connecting through care

A new podcast from Youth Studies student Sancia Williams offers a platform for care leavers to challenge stereotypes and share their stories.

Developing a public health framework around youth knife crime

Criminologist Dr James Alexander will evaluate Camden's Youth Safety Task Force which advocates early intervention and multifaceted support systems for at-risk young people.

Rising knife crime in London

Dr James Alexander responds to the latest national crime statistics which show that knife crime saw a record high from December 2018-19, with London accounting for a third of cases.

"Progress on Stephen Lawrence improvements to community policing not sustained," Dr Neville Lawrence

The father of Stephen Lawrence, the London teenager who was stabbed to death in 1993, was joined by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick, to speak at a London Met symposium.

London Met founder member of innovative crime research network

Professor John Grieve CBE QPM is part of the newly launched London Policing Research Network, a policing network which focuses exclusively on modern crime in London.

Professor David Nutt speaking at the Street Drugs in the Big Smoke conference

London Met hosts Innovative Drugs Policy conference

London Met brings together world-renowned experts for one day event.
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London Met alumna among the world's most promising young scientists

Yelena Novikova has been named among the world’s top young scientists for the second year in a row.

Professor Grieve CBE QPM is recognised for a lifetime achievement award

Professor John Grieve won runner up in the lifetime achievement category at this 2017 NO2H8 Crime Awards.

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Exploring Terrorism and Collective Moral Responsibility

An Emeritus Professor of London Metropolitan University was asked to speak at a workshop held in the Netherlands. By chance, he found himself alongside three of his former students.
Calling all Future Legal Minds

Calling all Future Legal Minds

The annual Future Legal Mind competition launches this week. The winner has a chance to receive £5,000 and a work experience placement.