April 12

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SOCI349 Crime, Justice and the Sex Industry

Posted by on April 12, 2021 in Academia, Criminology, Sex Work | 1 Comment

This post will give you some more information about my award-winning module Crime, Justice and the Sex Industry.

This is a third year undergraduate module available at the School of Law and Social Justice, University of Liverpool, UK.

You can read more about the module here on our university blog.

You can also read more about my micro-learning pedagogy here at Times Higher Education as a teacher with Dyslexia.

And my trauma-informed pedagogy here at Times Higher Education.

You can also hear about my lived experience of the sex industry here.

You can also read about my value of lived experience ‘Criminologist or criminal? Liminal spaces as the site for auto/biography’ in Methodological Innovations here.

I welcome contact from any prospective students and from teachers and outside agencies who would like more information. I am committed to providing the highest quality of learning experience and would like to thank the Sex Work Research Hub for their kind and collegiate guidance with developing this module.

I can be contacted at twitter @princessjack

Or at my institution here

In kindness,

Gemma x