Program 2026
Themes:
A Better Understanding of Migration, Ethnicity and Crime
The Power of Crime Prevention Programs
Contemporary Criminology
Monday 08
Tuesday 09
Wednesday 10
Monday 08 June
Registration open 08:00-09:00
09:00
Opening ceremony and opening discussion: Prize winners' advice to policy
Mässhallen
Coffee break 10:00-10:30
10:30
Prevention interventions in prison
Mässhallen
10:30
Pathways to release ethical artificial intelligence for resentencing transparency
Riddarsalen
10:30
Measuring – and results on – migrant background in relation to crime and victimization
Fogelström
10:30
Extremism in times of change
Galleriet
10:30
Analyzing and preventing crime
Arkaden
10:30
Sex crime offenders, and the issue of wrongful convictions
Poseidon
10:30
Impact of community-based criminal justice, sanctioning and prevention
Tornet
Lunch 12:00-13:30
13:30
The police’s role in crime prevention
Mässhallen
13:30
Gender-based violence and oppression 1
Riddarsalen
13:30
Spatial and temporal analyses of insecurity perceptions in ethnically Diverse
Fogelström
13:30
Online radicalization and targeting violent extremism
Galleriet
13:30
Insights into organized and white-collar crime
Arkaden
13:30
Innovative elements in criminology
Poseidon
13:30
Interventions for young offenders and offenders in criminal networks
Tornet
Coffee break 15:00-15:30
15:30
Challenging myths and confronting emerging threats in white-collar crime
Mässhallen
15:30
Gender-based violence and oppression 2
Riddarsalen
15:30
Findings from: What happened in Sweden last night? Studies on crime, gender, ethnicity and social class over the last 40 years
Fogelström
15:30
Violent extremism, criminal networks and firearms
Galleriet
15:30
Studies on legislation and its application in criminal justice activities
Arkaden
15:30
WORKSHOP: Using AI in systematic reviews: The Metius Project
Poseidon
15:30
Crime prevention programs for youth – lessons learned
Tornet
17:00
Poster walk and Welcome reception
Mässhallen
Tuesday 09 June
Registration open 08:00-09:00
09:00
Evaluation police responses to crime: The role of criminological research
Mässhallen
09:00
Analytic criminology perspectives on crime: Moral, situational and institutional mechanism
Riddarsalen
09:00
Minorities' experiences of the police, the criminal justice system and exposure to racially motivated offences
Fogelström
09:00
Insights into criminal networks from the encrypted chats – social network analysis, crime scripting and geographical footprints
Galleriet
09:00
AI and other forms of analysis in policing
Arkaden
09:00
Understanding the intersection of childhood characteristics, educational experiences, and criminal justice involvement using administrative data
Poseidon
09:00
Impact of programs against crime and drug use
Tornet
Coffee break 10:30-11:00
11:00
The Swedish Condition
Mässhallen
11:00
Leveraging the power of the SATNAV crime prevention programme for schools
Riddarsalen
11:00
Problematic and improved policing and criminal justice activities focused on migrants and minorities
Fogelström
11:00
Analyses of gun violence and mass shootings
Galleriet
11:00
International exchange of knowledge for stronger fight against – and prevention of – organized crime
Arkaden
11:00
WORKSHOP: Have we underestimated the power of love? What we need to learn or unlearn as researchers and practitioners when it comes to online romance scams?
Poseidon
11:00
Education and intellectual development in prison
Tornet
Lunch 12:30-13:30
13:30
The prize winners' lecture
Mässhallen
Coffee break 14:30-15:00
15:00
A UK perspective on contemporary youth
Mässhallen
15:00
Lipsey's Legacy: Meta-analytic work related to youth
Riddarsalen
15:00
Migration and crime in Europe: Overrepresentation, net effects, and justice processes
Fogelström
15:00
Organized crime, criminal networks and social media
Galleriet
15:00
The role of place management for crime and safety
Arkaden
15:00
WORKSHOP: From Canada to Sweden: Perspectives on Implementing the SNAP Program for Children with Disruptive Behaviour
Poseidon
15:00
Sex crime – victims and criminal justice outcomes
Tornet
End of the day 16:30
18:30
Prize award ceremony and dinner
Stockholm City Hall
Wednesday 10 June
Registration open 08:00-09:00
09:00
Exploring fault lines in the common law sexual assault trial
Mässhallen
09:00
Responding to the complex issue of youth involvement in organised crime: programme design and implementation from an Irish and EU perspective
Riddarsalen
09:00
Migrants and crime in public opinion and policy
Fogelström
09:00
Children exposed to crime, maltreatment and parental incarceration
Galleriet
09:00
Student panel
Arkaden
09:00
Are levels of violence associated with macro-economic factors, neo-liberalism and climate change?
Poseidon
Coffe break 10:30-11:00
11:00
Jerry Lee Lecture
Mässhallen
Lunch 12:00-13:00
13:00
Insights on drug-related organised crime from encrypted chats – working towards operational impact
Mässhallen
13:00
The local safety measurement system in Sweden and results from the municipalities of Landskrona, Nacka and Tingsryd over a 20 year period
Riddarsalen
13:00
Evaluating crime prevention interventions through situational action theory framework
Fogelström
13:00
Early causes of criminality
Galleriet
13:00
Actors and roles in crime prevention
Arkaden
13:00
Places and borders: crime, fear and prevention
Poseidon
Coffee break 14:30-14:45
14:45
The implementation and evaluation of public-order officers in the police region of Stockholm
Riddarsalen
14:45
Perspectives on cybercrime
Fogelström
14:45
Examining youth justice
Galleriet
14:45
Offending and victimization, and fear of crime
Arkaden
14:45
Cult violence, homicides and cold case investigations
Poseidon
Symposium ends 16:15
Please note that the symposium program may be subject to change.
