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About this event
This is the second lecture in the 'Beyond the Dark Clouds' lecture series - "The Role of Faith in Policing and Communities". This lecture will be given by Professor Tony Blockley - Head of Criminology and Policing, Leeds Trinity University.
Involved in research projects including the evaluation of risk in domestic violence, teaching methodologies within the PEQF, EBP and its use in policing. Professor Blockley has extensive experience working at various levels within the police and is keen to explore the idea that faith is a factor that should be considered in the work of a police officer.
The aim of our inaugural lecture series 'Beyond the Dark Clouds' is to support the university, with its Catholic roots, to have a voice in the public square about justice, law-enforcement, the police, the nature of education, business ethics, spirituality, leadership and contemplation and the arts. Open to all, we encourage you to be a part of these public discussions about how to humanise our world and to bring about the conditions that enable the flourishing of all individuals and groups.
Booking
Booking for this event has now ended. To view the full lecture schedule alongside other university events, please see our Eventbrite page.
Further Information
For more information please email Ann Marie Mealey (a.mealey@leedstrinity.ac.uk).