Introductions and Framing

Dr. Jayne Mooney, Sociology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the Graduate Center, CUNY

The Decolonization Paradigm in Criminology

Dr. Onwubiko Agozino, Virginia Tech. • Nick Rodrigo (Chair) Graduate Center, CUNY

Undoing Criminology’s Hold on the Stories That Get Told

Dr. Viviane Saleh-Hanna, UMass. Dartmouth • Dr. Albert de la Tierra (Chair), San Francisco State University

Indigenous Environmental Ontologies and Legacies of Colonialism in Colombia

  • Dr. Nigel South, University of Essex

  • Dr. Popy Begum (Chair), Rutgers University

Academic Complicity In Policing

  • Dr. Alex Vitale, Brooklyn College

  • Dr. Jason Williams, Montclair State University

  • Nia Hall, University of Michigan

  • Olayemi Olurin, Legal Aid Society

  • Marianne Madoré (Chair), Sociology,

Gangs and the Decolonial Question

  • Dr. Paul Andell (Chair), University of Suffolk, UK

  • Dr. David C. Brotherton, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

  • Dr. Louis Kontos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

  • Dr. Adeem Suhail, Franklin and Marshall College, PA

  • Dr. Amy Andrea Martinez, San Jose State, CA

Settler Colonial Governance and the Impossibility of a “Good Cop”

  • Dr. Marcia Esparza, Historical Memory Project

  • Angelica Macario, Mayan K'iche from El Quiché, Guatemala, Human rights activist

  • Nick Rodrigo, Sociology, Graduate Center, CUNY

  • Dr. Ignasi Bernat, Colonial State Crime and Ecocide, University of Barcelona

  • Dr. Albert de la Tierra, San Francisco State University