Alexia Jonckheere has a doctorate in criminology and a law degree. She is a supervisor at the National Institute of Criminalistics and Criminology (NICC) and teaches at the École de Criminologie of the Université catholique de Louvain. She is also co-director of the magazine Déviance et Société. Her research activities are mainly in the field of the implementation of punishments and measures within the community.
Femke Lenjou is a criminologist and a PhD researcher at the Institute for International Research on Criminal Policy (IRCP),...
Graduated in physical anthropology, at Leiden University, Tristan Krap combined his study with forensic science in Amsterdam. In addition...
Rico Sneller is a philosopher and vice president of Alternative Perspectives and Global Concerns – APGC. His research interests...
Paul Schotsmans is a priest of the Archdiocese Mechelen-Brussels. He is emeritus professor of medical ethics at the Faculty...
Kevin Emplit obtained a bachelor’s degree in Psychological and Pedagogical Sciences and a master’s degree in Criminology at the Université...
Sofie Sergeant works as the education coordinator and researcher for the Dutch organization Disability Studies in Nederland (DSiN) and for...
Lyssa Toyinbo est membre du personnel du centre Flamand de l'expertise sur l'alcool et les autres drogues (VAD). Après...
Wendy De Bondt is professor of criminal law, specialised in EU criminal law and the promoter of Nele Audenaert’s...
Christine Guillain is Professor at University Saint-Louis – Brussels where she teaches criminal law and directs the GREPEC (Groupe de...
Lore Bellaert has a background in Educational Sciences. Substance use, addiction and recovery are themes intertwined with her personal and...
