CURRICULUM VITAE Sandra M. Bucerius Henry Marshall Tory Chair Professor of Sociology and Criminology (As of July 2021) Phone: 1

CURRICULUM VITAE Sandra M. Bucerius

Henry Marshall Tory Chair Professor of Sociology and Criminology (as of July 2021) phone: 1-780-709-7954 Director Centre for Criminological Research [email protected] Department of Sociology University of Alberta https://www.ualberta.ca/arts/about/people-collection/sandra-bucerius German citizen; Canadian permanent resident

Education 2009 Ph.D., summa cum laude, University of Frankfurt; “The Relationship between Migration, Social Exclusion, and Informal Economies – an Ethnographic Study with Young Migrants” ● 2nd place Deutscher Studienpreis, Koerberstiftung, highest national award for social science dissertations ● Funded by the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (German National Academic Foundation – funds the top 0.5% of the German student population) and the Frankfurt Graduate School of Social Sciences and Humanities.

Current position Since September 2020 Henry Marshall Tory Chair, UAlberta Since July 2020 - Director, Centre for Criminological Research, Department of Sociology, UAlberta Since July 2016 Associate Professor of Sociology and Criminology, Department of Sociology, UAlberta

Current key roles Since 2019 Oxford University Handbook Series Editor for Criminology Since 2016 Director of the University of Alberta Prison Project (UAPP)

Previous positions 2016 – 2021 Associate Professor of Sociology and Criminology, Department of Sociology, UAlberta 2013 – 2016 Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology, Department of Sociology, UAlberta, tenure track 2009 – 2013 Assistant Professor of Criminology, Centre for Criminology and

Sociolegal Studies, University of Toronto (UofT), tenure track. Cross- appointed to Centre for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies, Munk School of Global Affairs, UofT 2008 – 2009 Assistant Professor of Criminology, Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies, UofT, ABD, non-tenure track 2006 Adjunct Professor, Department of Anthropology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York

Invited Research Fellowship 2005 – 2008 Several invited research fellowships as PhD student at the Munk School of Global Affairs (UofT) with Jeffrey Reitz, New York University with James Jacobs and David Garland and John Jay College of Criminal Justice with David Kennedy and David Brotherton

Career Interruptions Jan – April 2014 Parental Leave Nov – June 2013 Maternity and Parental Leave Sept 2010 – Aug 2011 Maternity and Parental Leave Nov 2008 – Aug 2009 Maternity and Parental Leave

PUBLICATIONS A) Peer-reviewed books Tonry, M. and Bucerius, S. (eds.): Crime and Justice: Prisons. Chicago: Chicago University Press. (Accepted – forthcoming 2022) Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K. and L. Berardi. (eds.) The Oxford Handbook on Ethnographies of Crime and Criminal Justice. New York: Oxford University Press. (950 pages) In Press – forthcoming 2021. Bucerius, S. and Tonry, M. (eds.) (2014) The Oxford Handbook on Ethnicity, Crime and Immigration. New York: Oxford University Press. (945 pages) ● Reviewed in European Journal of Probation (2015) ● Bucerius, S. and Tonry, M. (eds.) (2019) The Oxford Handbook on Ethnicity, Crime and Immigration. New York: Oxford University Press. Paperback version. Bucerius, S. (2014): Unwanted – Muslim immigrants, dignity, and drug dealing New York: Oxford University Press. (255 pages) ● Finalist for the Hindelang Book Award of the American Society of Criminology Association in 2016 and 2017 ● Featured at Author Meets Critic Session, American Society of Criminology 2014 ● Reviewed in the British Journal of Criminology (2015), American Journal of Sociology (2015), Theoretical Criminology (2015) by Sveinung Sandberg, Theoretical Criminology (2015) by Randol Contreras, Criminal Justice Review (2015), Acta Sociologica (2015), Contemporary Sociology (2016), Monatszeitschrift für Kriminologie und Strafrechtsreform (2016)

B) Peer Reviewed Journal articles (* graduate students; ** undergraduate student)

Schultz, W. *, Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K., (2021): ““I Don’t Want to be That Dad to my Kids”: The Narrative Uses of Fatherhood in Prison”. Accepted and forthcoming with Punishment and Society. Bucerius, S., Oriola, T., Jones, D.* (2021): “Policing with a Public Health Lens – Moving Towards an Understanding of Crime as a Public Health Issue” Accepted and forthcoming with The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles. Bucerius, S., Roberts, B.*, Jones. D* (2021): “The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Domestic Violence and Child Abuse”. Accepted and forthcoming with Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being. Berardi, L., Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K., Krahn, H. (2021): “Narcan and Narcan’t: Implementation Factors Influencing Police Officer Use of Narcan.” Social Science and Medicine. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2021.113669. Ricciardelli, R., Bucerius, S., Tetrault, J., Crewe, B., and Pyrooz, D. (2021): “Correctional Services During and Beyond COVID-19”. Policy Brief, Royal Society of Canada, Accepted and forthcoming with Facets. Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K., Dunford, D* (2021): “Prison as Temporary Refuge: Amplifying the Voices of Women Detained in Prison.” British Journal of Criminology. doi:10.1093/bjc/azaa073. Ricciardelli, R., Bucerius, S. (2021): “Canadian Prisons in the Time of COVID-19: Recommendations for the Pandemic and Beyond.” Journal of Community Corrections. In Press. Haggerty, K., Bucerius, S. (2020): “Picking Battles: Correctional Officers, Rules, and Discretion in Prison.” Criminology. https://doi.org/10.1111/1745-9125.12263. Bucerius, S.; Jones, D.*, Kohl, A.*; Haggerty, K. (2020): “Addressing the Victim-offender Overlap in Prisons and Police Organizations: Advancing Evidence-based Research to Better Service Criminally-Involved People with Victimization Histories.”” Victim and Offenders. https://doi.org/10.1080/15564886.2020.1787283. Schultz, W*., Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K., (2020); “Floating Signifier to Terrorism.” Criminal Justice and Behavior. https://doi.org/10.1177/0093854820969749. Schultz, W.*, Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K. (2020):” We Would Not Let Known Terrorists Live Here: Impediments to Radicalization in Western Canadian Prisons.” Sociology of Crime, Law, and Deviance 25. Berardi, L., Bucerius, S. (2020) “Organizational Turning Points: The Transformation of the Almighty Latin King and Queen Nation in New York City.” Canadian Journal of Sociology 45(2): 143-168. Haggerty, K., Bucerius, S. (2020): “The Proliferating Pains of Imprisonment.” Incarceration. Lead article to journal. https://doi.org/10.1177/2632666320936432. Tetrault, J.*, Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K. (2019): “Multiculturalism Under Confinement:Prisoner Race Relations Inside Western Canadian Prisons.” Sociology https://doi.org./10.1177/0038038519882311.

Jones, D.*, Bucerius, S., Haggerty K. (2019): “Voices of remanded Women in Western Canada: A Qualitative Analysis.” Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being, 4(3): 44-53. Bucerius, S., Haggerty K. (2019): “Fentanyl Behind Bars: The implications of Synthetic Opiates on Prisoners & Correctional Officers.” Journal of International Drug Policy 71: 133-138. Thompson, S., Bucerius, S. (2019): “Transnational Radicalization, Diaspora Groups and Within-Group Sentiment Pools: Young Tamil- and Somali-Canadians on the LTTE and al-Shabaab.” Terrorism and Political Violence 31(3): 577-594. Bucerius, S., Urbanik M. (2018): “When Crime is a “Young Man’s Game” and the Ethnographer is a Woman: Gendered Researcher Experiences in two Different Contexts.” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography. https://doi.org/10.1177/0891241618785225. Karimi A.*, Bucerius S., Thompson S. (2018): “Gender Identity and Integration: Second Generation Somali Immigrants and Their Take on Gender.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 42(9): 1534-1553. Haggerty, K., Bucerius, S. (2018): “Radicalization as Martialization: Towards a Better Appreciation for the Progression to Violence.” Terrorism and Political Violence https://doi.org/10.1080/09546553.2017.1404455. Karimi, A.*, Bucerius, S. (2018): “Colonized Subjects and Their Emigration Experiences – The Case of Iranian Students and Their Integration Strategies in Western Europe.” Migration Studies DOI: 10.1093/migration/mnx033. Bucerius, S., Thompson, S., Beradi, L.* (2017): “They’re colonizing my neighbourhood: (Perceptions of) Social Mix in Canada.” City and Community 16(4): 486-505. Urbanik, M.*, Thompson, S., Bucerius S. (2017): “’Before There Was Danger but There Was Rules. And Safety in Those Rules.’ Effects of Neighbourhood Redevelopment on Criminal Structures.” British Journal of Criminology, 55 (4), 811-832. Joosse, P.*, Bucerius, S., Thompson, S. (2015): “Narratives and Counternarratives: Somali-Canadians on Recruitment to al-Shabaab.”British Journal of Criminology 55(4): 811-832. Bucerius, S. (2013): “Becoming a Trusted Outsider – Gender, Ethnicity, and Inequality in Ethnographic Research.” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 42: 690-721. Thompson, S., Bucerius, S., & Luguya, M.** (2013): “Unintended Consequences of Neighbourhood Restructuring: Uncertainty, Disrupted Social Networks and Increased Fear of Violent Victimization Among Young Adults.” British Journal of Criminology 53 (5): 719-745. Bucerius, S. (2012): ““What Do You Expect? That We All Dance and Be Happy?” Second-Generation Immigrants and Germany’s 1999 Citizenship Reform.”, German Politics and Society, 30 (1): 71- 86. Bucerius, S. (2008): “Drogendealer im Spannungsfeld zwischen islamischen Werten, Alltag in Deutschland und Kriminalität.” Zeitschrift für Soziologie 03/08: 246-265. Translation: Drug dealers Between Islamic Values, Every Day Life in Germany and Criminality. Bucerius, S. (2007): “What Else Should I do – Cultural Influences on the Drug Trade of Young Migrants in Germany.” Journal of Drug Issues, 37 (3):673-697. Honorary Mention Best Student Article Award Migration Section ASA

C) Revise and Resubmit (plus 6 additional papers currently under review) Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K., Schultz, W.*: “Prisoner culture contra radicalization: prisoner subcultures, and ideological group membership.” Revise and Resubmit with Criminology. Bucerius, S., Thompson. S., Dunford, D.*: “Collective Memory and collective forgetting: A comparative analysis of second-generation Somali and Tamil immigrants and their stance on homeland politics and conflict.” Revise and Resubmit with Qualitative Sociology.

D) Book chapters (+ peer reviewed) Bucerius, S., Berardi, L., Haggerty, K. (2021): ““I’m in a federal prison, and I've never felt more free”: The multi-faceted pains experienced by incarcerated Indigenous women in Canada”, in Crewe, B., Halsey, M., Goldsmith, A.: ‘Power and Pain in the Modern Prison: The Society of Captives Revisited’. London: Oxford University Press. Forthcoming (8432 words). Bucerius, S., Ricciardelli, R., Berardi, L. (2021): “COVID-19 in Prisons: Country Report Canada.”, in Dünkel, F., Harrendorf, S., and van Zyl Smit, D.: “The Impact of Covid-19 on Prison Conditions and Penal Policy.” New York: Routledge. Forthcoming (5014 words). Haggerty, K., Bucerius, S., Berardi L. (2021): “The Promises and Challenges of Crime Ethnography.”, in Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K., Beradi L.: Oxford Handbook of Ethnographies of Crime and Criminal Justice. New York: Oxford University Press. Forthcoming (7,428 words). Bucerius, S., Jones, D*., Haggerty, K. (2021): “Indigenous Prison Gangs in Western Canada.”, in Brotherton, D., Gude, R.: International Handbook of Critical Gang Studies. New York: Routledge. Forthcoming (8021 words). + Bucerius, S. (2021): “Pragmatics of Crime Ethnography.”, in Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K., Beradi L.: Oxford Handbook of Ethnographies of Crime and Criminal Justice. New York: Oxford University Press. Forthcoming (9,123 words). Bucerius, S. (2019): “Ethnografie des Drogen Dealens.”, in R. Feustel, U. Broeckling and H. Schmidt- Semisch: Handbuch Soziologie der Drogen. Hamburg: Springer Verlag. – [Ethnography of drug dealing] + Thompson, S., Bucerius, S. (2019): “Hard versus soft security measures.” In Canada Among Nations, University of Toronto Press, edited by Jez Littlewood, Lorne Dawson and SaraThompson. + Bucerius S. (2018). “The sense and nonsense of planning ahead: The unanticipated turns in ethnographies on crime and drug dealing.”, in Maltz M, Rice S. Using Ethnography in Criminology: Discovery through Fieldwork. New York: Springer, pp. 39-55. Bucerius, S. (2016): “Die soziale Integration ist entscheidend.” Berlin: Mediendienst Integration, Working Paper Series (4312 words). Bucerius, S. (2015): “Being Trusted With Inside Knowledge – Ethnographic Research With Male Muslim Drug Dealers.” In J. Miller & W. Palacios (Eds.): Advances in Criminological Theory. Transaction Publishers, pp. 135-155. + Bucerius, S. (2014): “Immigration, Social Exclusion, and Informal Markets: Muslim Immigrants in

Frankfurt.”, in S. Bucerius & M. Tonry (Eds.): The Oxford Handbook on Race, Ethnicity, Immigration, and Crime. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 879-904. + Berardi, L*., & Bucerius, S. (2014): “Immigrants and Their Children: Evidence on Generational Differences in Crime.”, in S. Bucerius & M. Tonry (Eds.): The Oxford Handbook on Race, Ethnicity, Immigration, and Crime. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 551-584. + Bucerius, S. (2011): “Immigrants and Crime.”, in M. Tonry (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Criminology. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 385-419. Reprinted in online version 2013 Bucerius, S. (2010): “Ich kann ja sonst nichts machen.”, [I can’t really do anything else.], Hamburg, Koerberstiftung Deutscher Studienpreis. Bucerius, S. (2010): “Da musst Du schon ganz unten sein – Dealer über das Frankfurter Bahnhofsviertel.”, [You Have to Be Really Down the Ladder – Dealer’s Thoughts on Frankfurt’s main drug market.] in T. Benkel (Ed.), Devianz im öffentlichen Raum. Das Frankfurter Bahnhofsviertel – Soziologie eines Stadtteils. Wiesbaden: Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften: 157- 181. + Bucerius, S. (2009): “Fostering Academic Opportunities to Counteract Social Exclusion”, in N. A. Frost, J. D. Freilich, and T. R. Clear (Eds.), Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice Policy. Belmont, CA: Cengage/Wadsworth, pp. 235-245. Bucerius, S. (2008): “Vor was soll ich denn Angst haben? - Der illegale Drogenhandel einer Gruppe von Migrantenjugendlichen in Frankfurt am Main – eine ethnograpische Untersuchung.”, in W. Bernd (Ed.): Drogenmärkte - Strukturen und Szenen des Kleinhandels. Frankfurt/New York: Campus, pp. 211-253. [What Should I Be Afraid Of? – The Illegal Drug Trade of Young Immigrant in Frankfurt – An Ethnographic Study.]

E) Reports for Government and Criminal Justice Institutions Bucerius, S. and Urbanik, M. (2021): Final Report: Territorial Strategy for Gang Prevention and Violence: Report for the Government of the Northwest Territories. Bucerius, S., Krahn, H., Berardi, L., Haggerty, K., Kohl, A., Stubbersfield, C., Iefonu, P (2020): Fentanyl-related Occupational Health Risks for Police Officers. Report for the Government of Alberta, Occupational Health and Safety. Bucerius, S., Urbanik M. (2020): Preliminary Findings on Gang and Violence in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories. Report for the Government of the Northwest Territories. Bucerius, S.; Urbanik M. (2020): Program Recommendations Regarding Gangs and Violence for the NWT. Report for the Government of the Northwest Territories. Urbanik M., Bucerius, S. (2020): Preliminary Findings on Gang and Violence in Hay River, Northwest Territories. Report for the Government of the Northwest Territories. Bucerius, S., Berardi, L., Krahn, H., Haggerty, K. (2020): Fentanyl-related Risks for Police Officers. Report for the Edmonton Police Services. Bucerius S., Haggerty K. (2019): Offender Management and Programs. Report for the Edmonton Police

Services. Bucerius S., Haggerty K. (2018): Preliminary Research Findings: Radicalization, Drug Use, and Vulnerability. Report for Alberta Corrections. Thompson, S. Bucerius, S., Osternberg,E.*, Mitchell J.** (2017): Bolstering Resilience and Reducing the Risk of Violence and Violent Extremism Among Young Somalis in the Greater Vancouver Area. Report for the Canadian Safety and Security Program and the RCMP. Bucerius, S., Thompson, S., Hancock, K.* (2016): Final Report on the Somali Experience in Alberta: Radicalization, Discrimination, and Integration. Report for Public Safety Canada and the Edmonton Police Service. Bucerius, S., Thompson, S., Barkway, K.*, Joosse, P.* (2015): Preliminary Qualitative Findings on Research in the Somali Diaspora: Education, Gender Disparities, Violence, and Radicalization. Report for Public Safety Canada. Bucerius, S., Thompson, S. (2015): Survey Findings on the Somali Experience in Alberta: Radicalization, Discrimination, and Integration. Report prepared for Public Safety Canada. Thompson, S., Bucerius, S., Maier, K.*, Barkway, K.*, Joosse, P.*, Szuchewycz, K.** (2014): Final Report on Research in the Tamil and Somali diaspora: Education, Gender Disparities, Violence, and Radicalization. Report for Public Safety Canada. Thompson, S., Bucerius, S. (2013): Collective Efficacy and Cultural Capital Among Immigrants in Toronto’s Regent Park. Report for Public Safety Canada. Bucerius, S., Thompson, S. (2013): Preliminary Findings on research in the Tamil diaspora in Canada and the Tamil community in Sri Lanka: Collective Memory, Trauma and the LTTE. Report prepared for Public Safety Canada and the Department for Foreign Affairs.

F) Encyclopedia entries Bucerius, S., Urbanik, M.* (2015): “Crime and Punishment in Canada.” In W. Jennings et al. (Eds): The Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment. New York: Wiley- Blackwell. Bucerius, S., Hancock, K.* (2015): “Ethnicity, Immigration and Crime.” In J. Wright & D. Massey (Eds.): International Encyclopedia of Social and Behavioral Sciences 2nd Edition. Oxford: Elsevier, pp. 151-157. Bucerius, S. (2007): “Skinheads and Immigrant Gangs in Germany.” In D. Brotherton & L. Kontos (Eds.) Encyclopedia on Gangs. Connecticut: Greenwood Press, pp. 113-118.

G) Book reviews Bucerius, S. and K. Haggerty (2017): Lois Presser and Sveinung Sandberg. Narrative Criminology. British Journal of Criminology. Bucerius, S. 2016: Randol Contreras: The Stick Up Kids. Punishment and Society. DOI: 10.1177/1462474515622483

H) Newspaper Articles and Op-eds Pyrooz, D., Ricciardelli, R., Bucerius, S. (2021, May 3) Jails and prisons remain a hotbed for COVID-19 – Vaccinate the people who live or work in them. Globe & Mail, Toronto, ON, available at: https://rsc-src.ca/sites/default/files/Publication%20%23110%20-%20EN%20- %20Jails%20and%20prisons%20remain%20a%20hotbed%20for%20COVID- 19%E2%80%94vaccinate%20the%20people%20who%20live%20or%20work%20in%20them.pdf Schultz, W., Bucerius, S., Haggerty, K. (2020, July 25) Tough-on-crime anti-drug moralizing does a disservice to Canadians” Globe & Mail, Toronto, ON, available at: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-tough-on-crime-anti-drug-moralizing-does- a-disservice-to-canadians/ Ricciardelli, R., Bucerius, S. (2020, June 23). “Canadian prisons in the time of COVID-19: Recommendations for the pandemic and beyond.” Globe & Mail, Toronto, ON; available at: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-canadian-prisons-in-the-time-of-covid-19- recommendations-for-the/#comments Thompson, S., Bucerius, S. (2012): Regent Park revitalization: Has it created an us versus them dynamic? Toronto Star, June 16.

I) Other print publications Ricciardelli, R., Bucerius, S., Tetrault, J., Crewe, B., and Pyrooz, D. (2021, January). Policy Brief: Correctional Services During and Beyond COVID-19. Policy Brief, Royal Society of Canada, Ottawa, ON, 41 pages. Ricciardelli, R., Bucerius, S. (2020). Canadian prisons in the time of COVID-19: Recommendations for the pandemic and beyond. Royal Society of Canada COVID-19 Series: Voices of the Royal Society of Canada; available online at: https://rsc-src.ca/en/voices/canadian- prisons-in-time-covid-19-recommendations-for-pandemic-and-beyond. ______AWARDS, GRANTS, AND DISTINCTIONS

Awards as faculty member

2020 Nominated for the Royal Society of Canada, New College (results in June 2021) 2019 Faculty of Arts Undergraduate Teaching Award (across all ranks), UofA 2017 Finalist, Michael Hindelang Book Award of the American Society of Criminology “Unwanted – Muslim Immigrants, Dignity and Crime” 2016 Martha Cook Piper Research Award, given to outstanding researchers at the University of Alberta at the early stage of their careers. Two awards given out each year at the UofA 2016 Faculty of Arts Research Award at Assistant Professor Level, UofA

2011 Dean’s Merit Award, UofT. Excellence in Research and Teaching (only given to one faculty member/unit)

Funding 2020 – 2030 H.M. Tory Chair Funding CAD $200,000 2020 – 2021 Edmonton Catholic School District, School Resource Officer Program Evaluation, with Kanika Samuels and Scot Wortley, Co-PI CAD $137,009.55 2020 – 2021 KIAS (KULE Insitute for the Advancement of Scholarship), COVID 19 Loved Ones; PI CAD $7,500 2015 – 2022 SSHRC (Social Science and Humanities Research Council) partnership Grant for the Canadian Research Network on Terrorism, Security and Society, (Principal Investigator (PI): Lorne Dawson, UWaterloo); Co-Applicant CAD $2,150,000 2019 – 2021 Government of Northwest Territories (NWT), Gang prevention programs for five communities in the NWT, with Marta Urbanik; PI CAD$ 52,000 2019 – 2021 SSHRC Insight Development Grant “Victim-Offender Overlap” with Luca Berardi (Mc Master University) and Kevin Haggerty; Co-PI CAD $ 66,000 2017 – 2021 SSHRC Insight Grant with Dr. Kevin Haggerty, “Radicalization in Canadian Prisons”; PI CAD $129,255 2018 – 2020 OHS Futures (Occupational Health and Safety Program) with Drs. Harvey Krahn, Kevin Haggerty and Luca Berardi (McMaster University), “Fentanyl-related Health and Safety risks for police officers”, Co-PI CAD $86,419 2018 – 2020 SSHRC Insight Development Grant with Dr. Kevin Haggerty, “Corrections in the time of the opioid crisis”; Co-PI CAD $66,100 2018 – 2020 CIHR (Canadian Institute for Health Research) Operating grant with Dr. Kevin Haggerty, “Fentanyl and opioids in prisons”; Co-PI CAD $80,000 2015 – 2020 CIHR “Canadian Research Initiative on Substance Misuse: Prairie Node”, (PI: Cam Wild, UofA); Collaborator CAD$1,835,000 2016 – 2018 Killam Cornerstone Grant, “Prisons as places of Identity”; PI CAD $49,996 2016 – 2017 TSAS (Canadian Research Network on Terrorism, Security and Society) grant with Dr. Kevin Haggerty, “Prisons as Places of Identity”; Co-PI CAD $40,000 2016 – 2017 SSHRC and IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) quick response grant with Dr. Carolyn Greene at Athabasca University: “Building Bridges: Exploring Police and Community Partnerships Among Syrian Refugees”; PI CAD $24,956 2016 – 2017 TSAS grant with Dr. Kevin Haggerty at the University of Alberta on “Prisons as Places of Identity”; Co-PI CAD $15,000 2015 – 2017 CSSP grant with Dr. Sara Thompson at Ryerson University on “Bolstering Resilience and Reducing the Risk of Violence”; Co-PI CAD $185,692

2016 Endowment Fund for the Future for Advanced Scholarship (2016) on “New Neighbours: How the Biggest Global Refugee Crisis since WW2 plays out in a Conservative Bavarian Village”; PI CAD $ 7,796 2013 – 2015 Kanishka/Public Safety grant (2013-2015) with Dr. Sara Thompson at Ryerson University ,“The Somali experience in Alberta: Hyper marginalization and “places of belonging”; PI CAD $232,454 2012 – 2017 SSHRC Insight Grant with Dr. Sara Thompson at Ryerson University on “The Unintended Consequences of the Revitalization of Regent Park on Community and Crime”; PI CAD $149,921 2012 – 2014 Kanishka grant (2012-2014) with Dr. Sara Thompson at Ryerson University, “Collective Efficacy and Cultural Capital: Building and Fostering Resilience in Different Ethnic Communities”, Co-PI CAD $192,265 2010 Ontario Metropolis Centre Research Grant, “Gang membership among immigrant young adults: Risk and protective factors”; PI CAD $12,000 2009 Conference Grant European Commission Conference, “Migration Challenges in the 21st Century Europe”; Co-Applicant CAD $ 8000 2009 Research Grant Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD), “Germany’s Forgotten–Successful Turks in German Society”; PI EUR 14,000 2009 Research Grant Connaught: New Faculty Start Up Grant, “Resilience and immigration: Regent Park-a social housing community”; PI CAD $10,000 ______

LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS

A) Invited Keynote Lectures (*denotes graduate student) July 2020 “Working and Living in Canadian Prisons: Current Challenges and Recommendations. Best Brains Exchange on Strengthening the Structural Determinants of Health Post- COVID-19”, CIHR with Dr. Theresa Tam, Chief Public Health Officer of Canada (CPHO) (with R. Ricciardelli) July 2020 “Prison as a Temporary Refuge”. TedX talk University of Alberta June 2020 “Prison Research in Canada”, Podcast on Canadian Criminology Professors, University of Toronto June 2020 Fentanyl in Prison, Correctional Service Canada, University of Saskatchewan (postponed to due COVID 19 situation) May 2020 Lessons for the Court Room – Findings from the University of Alberta Prison Project, Judges to Jail Annual Meeting, Banff (with D. Jones* and K. Haggerty) (postponed to due COVID 19 situation)

Oct 2019 “Indigenous Overincarceration in Western Canadian Prisoners”, Prison Research Group, Cambridge University, UK (with D. Jones* and K. Haggerty) Aug 2019 “Multiculturalism under Confinement” Winter School of Criminology, Santa Fe, Argentina Winter School of Criminology, Santa Fe, Argentina (with K. Haggerty) Aug 2019 “Fentanyl Behind Bars” Winter School of Criminology, Santa Fe Nov 2018 “Victim Offender Overlap”, Indigenous Women’s Justice Forum, Edmonton (with D. Jones* and K. Haggerty) May 2018 “Culture Contra Radicalization – Cubcultural Values among Canadian Prisoners”, University of Oslo, Norway Oct 2017 “Refugee Policies in Canada–Future Directions”, 150 year celebration at the UofT Feb 2017 “Pathways into Radicalization: What We Know and What We Don’t Know”, Safety and Security Summit, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) July 2016 “Immigrants and crime”, Invited key speaker at a two hour press conference in Cologne, Germany; Press conference and my talk were featured in 28 newspaper articles and 3 TV appearances Oct 2015 “Evaluating the Extreme”, Intercultural Dialogue Centre, Edmonton April 2015 “Collective Dynamics, Integration and Radicalization”, RCMP, Edmonton Sept 2014 “Unwanted – Muslim Immigrants, Dignity, and Drug Dealing”, Key note address at the European Society for Criminology meeting in Prague (canceled due to Lufthansa strike) Oct 2012 “Collective Memory and Trauma”, Kanishka Opening Conference in Ottawa (Department of Foreign Affairs and Public Safety Canada) July 2005 “Migration and Informal Economies”, Emeritierung of Professor Dr. Henner Hess at the University of Frankfurt, Germany

B) Academic Conference Presentations (*denotes graduate student) Nov 2021 “Following the red road” in prison: The merging of Indigenous and therapeutic cultures in penitentiary institutions, ASC, Chicago, United States (with S. Sandberg) June 2021 I had a good time here with my brothers”: Correctional boot camps, discipline, and purpose in doing time, British Society of Criminology, online June 2021 “‘The kids’ daily structure is gone’: The effect of the COVID-19 shut-down in Alberta, Canada, on youth hockey players,” The 12th International Conference on Sport & Society, Granada, Spain - online (with A. Vette and B. Hogeveen) May 2021 “‘Let them play’: Parents, elite hockey players, and COVID-19,” The Annual Conference of the Canadian Sociological Association, Edmonton, Canada (with B. Hogeveen and A. Vette) Nov 2019 “Victim-Offender Overlap Among Prisoners in Western Canada”, American Society of Criminology (ASC), San Francisco, United States (with D. Jones*)

Nov 2019 “Legitimacy and Stability: Perceptions of Gangs in Western Canadian prisons”, ASC, San Francisco, United States (with S. Hunter* and A. Kohl*) Nov 2019 “I’d Much Rather Take Care of Myself: Non-Reporting Among Incarcerated Men and Women”, ASC, San Francisco, United States (with D. Jones*) Nov 2019 “Complicated Choices: Administrative Segregation in Western Canadian prisons”, ASC, San Francisco, United States (with A. Kohl* and K. Haggerty) Nov 2019 “You Have No Idea What We Do – Correctional Officers, Mental Health, and Prison Ethnography”, ASC, San Francisco, United States (with W. Schultz*) Oct 2019 “Remanded Women: Victim/Offender Overlap”, Law and Enforcement and Public Health Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland (with D. Jones* and K. Haggerty) Sept 2019 “Culture Contra Radicalization”, European Society of Criminology, Ghent, Belgium (with K. Haggerty) Sept 2019 “The Evolving Cultural Capital of Food in Prison”, European Society of Criminology, Ghent, Belgium (with PC. Iefonu* and K. Haggerty) Nov 2018 “Multiculturalism Under Confinement”, American Society of Criminology, Atlanta United States (with J. Tetrault* and K. Haggerty) Nov 2018 “Gang Disillusionment: Stigmatizing Implications of Protective Custody”, American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, United States (with A. Kohl* and K. Haggerty) Nov 2018 ““I’m Trying to Get Away From All This”: Inmate Perceptions of and Resistance to Gang Violence”, American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, United States (with M. Urbanik and K. Haggerty) Nov 2018 “Gendered Violence and Female Prisoners: Can Prison be a Space for Temporary Refuge?”, American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, United States (with D. Dunford* and K. Haggerty) Nov 2018 “Deadbeat Dads or Caring Fathers? Masculinity, Family, and Fatherhood Narratives Among Incarcerated Men”, American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, United States Nov 2018 “The "Skinner"”, American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, United States (with K. Haggerty and L. Berardi) Nov 2018 “Drugs as an Agent of Change”, American Society of Criminology, Atlanta,United States (with K. Haggerty) Oct 2018 “Victim/Vffender Overlap”, International conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health, Toronto (with D. Jones*) Nov 2017 “Prisons as Space of Radicalization”, American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, United States (with W. Schultz* and K. Haggerty) Nov 2017 “The Drug Routine: The Everyday Consequences of Drugs in Prison”, American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, United States (with K. Haggerty) Nov 2017 “Re-Negotiating the Prison Code: How ex-gang members and sexual offenders

navigate daily life in a joint unit”, American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, United States (with A. Kohl* and K. Haggerty) Aug 2017 “Gender Identity and Second-Generation Integration: A Case of Second- Generation Somali Immigrants in Canada”, American Sociological Association, Montreal, Canada (with A. Karimi*) Nov 2016 “Radicalization Behind Prison Walls: Perspectives of Correctional Officers”, American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, United States (with W. Schultz*) Nov 2016 “Radicalization as Martialization”, American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, United States (with K. Haggerty) Nov 2015 “Neighborhood Change, Major Criminal Players, and Crime”, American Society of Criminology, Washington, United States Nov 2015 “Canadian Counterterrorism Bill and its Potential Impact on Community/Law Enforcement Relationships”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, Washington, United States Nov 2014 “Differences Across Apace: Somali-Canadian Attitudes Towards School, Police and al Shabaab in Two Different Cities”, American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, United States Nov 2014 “Troubled masculinities: Exploring Identity Formation and Criminality”, American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, United States (with P. Joosse*) Nov 2014 “Neighbourhood Restructuring: Effects on Crime and Community Safety”, American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, United States (with M. Urbanik* and S. Thompson) Nov 2014 “Unwanted – Muslim Immigrants, Dignity, and Drug Dealing”, American Society of Criminology meetings - Author meets critics, San Francisco, United States Nov 2014 “Perceptions of Policing within Somali Diasporas in Canada”, American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, United States (with K. Hancock*) Nov 2014 “Exploring Violence in the Somali community in Edmonton, Alberta”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, San Francisco, United States (with K. Maier* and S. Thompson) Nov 2014 “Negotiating “Public” Spaces: Strategies of Somali-Canadians Facing Heightened Informal Surveillance”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, San Francisco, United States (with K. Dick* and S. Thompson) Nov 2013 “’The War May Be Over, but the Struggle is not’- Young Tamil Canadians and their Thoughts on the Tamil Tigers and their Homeland”. American Society of Criminology Meetings, Atlanta, United States (with S. Thompson) Nov 2013 “The Prevention of the Terrorism Act and its Consequences in Sri Lanka”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, Atlanta, United States

Nov 2013 “’Al-Shabaab is a Myth!’: Somali-Canadians’ Negotiations with Identity Amid Fears of Terrorism Recruitment.” American Society of Criminology Meetings, Atlanta, United States Nov 2013 “’Why Isn't Anything Being Done?/ Representations and Perceptions of Violence and the Somali Diaspora in Canada”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, Atlanta, United States (with K. Maier* and S. Thompson) Nov 2013 “Public Housing and Crime: The Role of Social Patterns and Physical Space”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, Atlanta, United States (with M. Urbanik*) Nov 2012 “The Unintended Consequences of Social Mix: Effects of Residents’ Networks, Participation in Community Matters, and Community Networks” American Society of Criminology Meetings, Chicago, United States (with M. Luguya* and S. Thompson) Nov 2012 “Social Mix and its Implication for Crime and Violence”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, Chicago, United States Nov 2012 “Upward Mobility and Crime Among 2nd Generation Immigrants in St. Jamestown”, American Society of Criminology Meetings, Chicago, United States (with G. Yerashotis*) Nov 2011 “Muslim Virgin Wanted”, American Society of Criminology, Washington, United States Nov 2010 “The Almighty Latin King and Queen Nation in Toronto: Abusing the Crown”, American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, United States Nov 2010 “Gang membership among Immigrant young adults: Risk and Protective Factors Across Different Generations”, American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, United States Nov 2009 “Fostering Academic Opportunities to Counteract Social Exclusion”, American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, United States Nov 2009 “Conducting Cross-Gender/Cross-Ethnicity Research”, American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, United States Aug 2009 “Leave, or Your Life Will be Hell on Earth – Gaining Access”, American Sociological Association, San Francisco, United States Aug 2007 “Cultural Influences on the Drug Trade of Migrants in Germany”, American Sociological Association, New York, United States May 2007 “Constructing a Diaspora in Germany - 2nd Generation Migrants in the Struggle to Define their Identity”, Canadian Anthropology Society and the American Ethnological Society, Toronto Nov 2006 “Immigrant drug dealers in Frankfurt/Germany”, American Society of Criminology, Los Angeles, United States May 2006 “Dealing as a Form of Resistance for Young Immigrants in Germany?”, Socrates Common Session, Hamburg/Germany

C) Other Invited Presentations and Lectures for Academic Venues Feb 2019 “Evidence”, Keywords-presentation, Department of Sociology, UofA Nov 2018 Invited Critic for Mark Hamm’s Author Meets Critics Session “Lone Wolf Terrorism”, American Society of Criminology meetings, Atlanta Nov 2018 “Radicalization in Canadian prisons”, Prevention- Practise Conference on Radicalization, UofA June 2018 “Pains of imprisonment”, The Society of Captives Today – 60 years of Imprisonment, University of Leicester and University of Cambridge, UK Nov 2016 Invited Critic for Sveinung Sandberg’s and Lois Presser’s Author Meets Critics: “Narrative Criminology”, American Society of Criminology, New Orleans Nov 2016 “Community – Police Relationships”, SSHRC Open Mind Events, UofA Jan 2016 “The Current State of Urban Ethnography”, University of Toronto Nov 2015 Invited Critic for Dario Melossi’s Author Meets Critics: “Crime, Punishment, and Immigration”, American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C. May 2012 “Urban inequality, Neighbourhoods and Crime”. Workshop on “Divided Cities, Divergent Life Chances in Canada & the United States”, Harvard University April 2012 "’I Know this District Better than the Pockets of my Pants’ – Social exclusion and local identification among 2nd generation immigrant drug dealers”, University of Alberta May 2011 “Brain Drain – Why Germany has Become a Country of Emigration”, Canada meeting of the Gain foundation, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto July 2010 “Drug Dealers in between Islamic Values, Crime, and Every-Day Life in Germany”, Max-Planck Zentrum fuer Gesellschaftsforschung, Koeln, Germany Finalist of the German National Academic Award competition (Koerberstiftung) May 2010 “Life after Drug Dealing”, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto May 2010 “What else should I Do?”, Woodsworth College, University of Toronto Jan/Oct 2010 “Muslim Virgin Wanted: In Search of Reasons to Quit Dealing”, Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto and Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto Nov 2008 “Making Sense of Qualitative Data”, Graduate Student Conference, Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto. Oct 2008 “Constituting Immigrant Subjects through Immigrant-Integration Discourses and Practices in Germany”, Munk School, University of Toronto Sept 2008 “I am a Bockenheimer – Local Identification of 2nd Generation Immigrants in Germany”, Metropolis, Toronto Jan 2008 “Coping Strategies of 2nd Generation Immigrants in Germany”, Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto Dec 2007 “Informal Politics and Fundamentalism among 2nd Generation Immigrants,”

Wissenschaftszentrum (WZB) Berlin, Germany Oct 2006 “Social Exclusion and the Drug Trade – the Lebenswelt of 2nd Generation Migrants”, Goldstock Criminal Law Luncheon, New York University May 2006 “Drug Dealing,” University of Aachen, Germany, June 2006 and Kriminologisches Forschungsinstitut Niedersachen, Hannover, Germany Dec 2005 “Ethnographic Methods”, Annual meeting of the German National Merit Foundation on Burg Rothenfels, Rothenfels, Germany

D) Invited Presentations and Lectures for Community and Government Organizations (*denotes graduate student) March 2021 “Fentanyl-Related Risks for Police Officers – Results from Survey Research and Interviews”, Calgary Police Services (with L. Berardi) March 2021 “Prison as a Temporary Refuge?”, Bloor Street United Church, Toronto Nov 2019 “Community/Police Interactions”, Training workshop RCMP Northern Alberta Oct 2019 “Prison as a Temporary Refuge”, Event to honour the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Edmonton Institution for Women (with D. Jones*) Sept 2019 “Lessons for Police from the University of Alberta Prison Project”, Training and Recruitment Unit, Edmonton Police Service April 2019 “Victimization among Inmates”, Canadian Bar Foundation (with D. Jones*) March 2019 “Victim-Offender Overlap in Alberta Prisons”, Trauma Informed Gathering, REACH Edmonton and Native Counselling Services of Alberta (with D. Jones*) March 2019 “Police Community Relationships – Presentation of Findings from the Somali Study”, Alberta Police Commission Feb 2019 “Narratives and Counter-Narratives about the LTTE and al Shabaab”, RCMP training workshop for Counter Terrorism Information Officers, Edmonton Jan 2019 “Narratives and Counter-Narratives on Radicalization in the Somali and Tamil 2018 Diaspora”, CTIO Training workshop RCMP Northern Alberta Dec 2018 “Findings of University of Alberta Prison Project”, Ministry of Corrections, Alberta (with K. Haggerty, A. Kohl*, and J. Tertrault*) April 2018 “Victimization among Provincial Inmates”, Canadian Bar Foundation (with D. Jones* and K. Haggerty) Oct 2017/ “Narratives and Counter-Narratives on Radicalization in the Somali and Tamil 2018 Diaspora”, CTIO Training workshop RCMP Northern Alberta Oct 2016 “Police Community Relationships – Presentation of findings from the Somali Study”, Alberta Police Commission

Sept 2016 “Police Community Relationships – Presentation of findings from the Somali Study”, Edmonton Police Service Chief’s Committee Sept 2016 “Police Community Relationships – Presentation of Findings from the Somali Study”, Edmonton Police Board July 2016 “Radicalization in among Second Generation Youth”, Correctional Services Canada, Edmonton May 2016 “Radicalization in the Somali Community”, RCMP, Strathcona County April 2016 “Unwanted –Muslim Immigrants Dignity and Drug Dealing”, RCMP, Strathcona County Feb 2016 “Community Outreach and Engagement: Meeting the Needs of Victims of Terrorism – A collaborative approach”, Edmonton Alberta Chief’s Association Counter- Terrorism conference, Edmonton Feb 2016 “Radicalized to Violence: Identifying the Warning Signs of Isolation and the impact on Community Outreach.” Invited presentation at the Edmonton Police Service/RCMP Counter-Terrorism conference, Edmonton Feb 2016 “Community Engagement with the Somali Diaspora”, RCMP training workshop for Counter Terrorism Information Officers, Edmonton Feb 2015 “Radicalization in the Somali and Tamil diaspora”. ATB Financials, Lunch and Learn, Edmonton Feb 2015 “Counter-Narratives to rRadicalization.” Cross-cultural roundtable and Public Safety, Ottawa (with S. Thompson) March 2013 “Social exclusion and the Somali community”, Public Safety Canada, Ottawa Sept 2012 “The Unintended Consequences of the Revitalization of Regent Park” Pathways Canada, Toronto (with S. Thompson) Feb 2012 “Polarization, Cohesion, and Ethnic Identity in the Light of Facing Exclusion”, Public Safety Canada and International Center for Counter-Terrorism (The Hague) workshop on “Fear of polarization: What can Europe teach us?”, Toronto June 2011 “Immigration, Drug Trafficking and National Security”. Social Science Research Council workshop on Transnational Threats and Border Security Workshop, Public Safety Canada and the Department of Foreign Affairs, Ottawa June 2011 “Community Resilience and Immigration”. Cross-Cultural Research Roundtable, invited by the Cross Cultural Roundtable/Ministry of Justice, Vancouver Sept 2009 “Student Participation in the Informal Economy of Frankfurt”, Education Board Frankfurt, Germany

TEACHING AND SUPERVISION

Graduate Courses ● SOC 525 and CRI3125 Crime, Victimization and Criminalization, UAlberta & UofT ● SOC 622 Crime Ethnographies, U Alberta ● SOC 503 Seminar on Radicalization, UAlberta (with Dr. Kevin Haggerty) ● SOC 503 Seminar on Prisons, U Alberta (with Dr. Kevin Haggerty)

Undergraduate Courses ● SOC 225 Introduction to Criminology, UAlberta ● SOC 370 Decolonization and Racism, UAlberta ● SOC 423 Crime and Public Policy, UAlberta ● SOC 427 and CRI383 Immigration, Ethnicity, and Crime, UAlberta & UofT ● SOC 418 Qualitative Methods, UAlberta ● SOC 315 Research Methods, UAlberta (Qualitative Portion) ● SOC 420 Sociology of Prisons, UAlberta and on the UAlberta Cortona campus/Italy ● CRI 428 Neighbourhoods and Crime, UofT ● Systems of Law, John Jay College of Criminal Justice (300 level)

Post Doctoral Supervision 2017 – 2019 “Remand and its impact on Indigenous People in Alberta”, Holly Pelvin, SSHRC funded, UAlberta.

PhD Thesis Supervision completed 2015 – 2019 “Sexuality, integration, and gender”: an ethnographic exploration in the Iranian gay community.” Aryan Karimi, University of Alberta – now Banting Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of British Columbia. 2013 – 2018 “The Canadian Ghetto: Living on the Edge – an Ethnographic Investigation”, Luca Berardi, 6th year PhD student at the University of Alberta, SSHRC funded – now Assistant Professor at McMaster University. 2013 – 2017 “An Ethnographic Examination of Surveillance, Resistance and Gangs in the Context of Neighbourhood Revitalization in Toronto’s Regent Park”, Marta Urbanik, SSHRC funded – now Assistant Professor at the UAlberta.

PhD Thesis Supervision- ongoing 2017 – “First responders and the fentanyl crisis” William Schultz, 4th year PhD student at UAlberta – ongoing. Trudeau Scholar, Vanier Scholarship, SSHRC Bombadier Scholarship. 2018 – “Human trafficking in Alberta” Yagmur Karagol, 3rd year, PhD student at UAlberta. 2018 – “Prisons and the classification system” Ashley Kyle, 3rd year, PhD student at UAlberta. SSHRC Bombadier Scholarship. 2018 – “Brokering networks and capital–African immigrants’ experiences in the Canadian job market” Prof Collin Ifeonu, 3rd year, PhD student at the UAlberta. 2019 – “Prison Education” Nicole Fritsch, 2ndt year PhD student at the UAlberta. 2019 – “Crimmigration – Immigrants in the Federal Prison System”, Lorielle Giffin 2nd year PhD student at the UAlberta. 2019 – “Police Legitimacy in the Ukraine”, Ivan Smatkho, 2nd year PhD student at the UAlberta. 2020 – “Organizational Culture in the Edmonton Police Service: an ethnographic analysis of Civilians working for EPS”. Katherina Hancock, returning PhD student at the UAlberta. 2020 – Rebekah McNeilly, 1st year PhD student, UAlberta.

PhD Supervisory Committees completed 2016 – 2020 “Refugee Integration in Surrey”, Bronwyn Bragg, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia. 2014 – 2020 “The far right in Alberta”, Justin Tetrault, University of Alberta, SSHRC-funded. Now Assistant Professor at Kings College at Western. 2013 – 2017 “Policing on Film “We Have Nothing to Hide”, Ajay Sandhu, PhD student University of Alberta–completed. Now Assistant Professor at Ryerson University. 2010 – 2016 “Patterns of Immigration and Violent Crime in the Greater Toronto Area, 1977-2007”, Maria Seyun Jung, PhD student at the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies/ UofT. SSHRC funded. Now Assistant Professor at Ryerson University. 2009 – 2016 “Risk Inside and Beyond the Walls: Organizational Responses to Illicit Drugs in Canadian Federal Prisons”, Tara Marie Watson, PhD student at the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies/UofT –SSHRC funded. Now Senior Researcher at CAMH. 2009 – 2015 “Intersections of Youth Perceptions: Youths' Perceptions of their Treatment by the Criminal Justice System and Other Social Institutions”, Natasha Madon, PhD student at the Centre for Criminology/UofT). Now Assistant Professor at Brisbane University.

PhD Supervisor Committees ongoing, including in other Departments or at other universities 2019 – “Prisoner reintegration in Canada”, Richard Kanary, 2nd year PhD student, Department of Sociology, McMaster University.

2019 – “Indigenous prisoners and prison newspapers”, Isabel Scheuneman, 4th year PhD student, Department of Sociology, UAlberta 2020 – “Identitarianism and the North: An Ethnography of Canadian Far-right Activism Amy Mack, 3rd year PhD student, Department of Anthropology, UAlberta. SSHRC funded. 2020 – “Sex work in India”, Popy Begum, 2nd year PhD student, Department of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University.

Comprehensive Exam Committees 2020 “Race and Crime”, Prof-Collins Iefonu, Department of Sociology/U Alberta, 2018. 2018 “Immigration and settlement”, William Schultz, Department of Sociology/UAlberta, 2018. 2016 – 2017 “Prisons”, Tyler Dunford, Department of Sociology/UAlberta, chair. 2015 – 2016 “Immigration and Marginalization”, Aryan Karimi, Department of Sociology/UAlberta chair. 2015 – 2016 “Qualitative Methods”, Kelsi Barkway, Department of Sociology/UAlberta, chair. 2014 – 2015 “Urban Neighbourhoods and Crime”, Marta Urbanik, Department of Sociology/UAlberta. 2013 – 2014 “Race and Racism in Canada and the United States”, Irfan Chaudry, Department of Sociology/UAlberta. 2009 – 2010 “Race and Ethnicity in Canada”, Akwasi o’Bempah, Centre of Criminology/UofT. 2009 – 2010 “Immigration and Crime”, Maria Seyun Jung, Centre of Criminology/UofT. 2008 – 2009 “Drugs and Regulations”, Tara Marie Watson, Centre of Criminology/UofT.

MA Thesis Supervision completed 2018 – 2020 “Ethics of Care: An Ethnographic Anlaysis of Women Working in Body Rub Centres in Edmonton”, Shaylyn Hunter, MA student at the UAlberta. Indigenous Graduate Award, SSHRC funded. 2018 – 2020 “Refugee Integration in Edmonton”, Maria Garcia, MA student at the UAlberta. Wayne McMay Population Research Fellowship. 2016 – 2018 “Protective custody – an ethnographic account”, Ashley Kyle, MA student at the UAlberta – SSHRC funded. 2016 – 2018 “Schools and the carceral state”, Mitra Mokthari, MA student at the UAlberta. 2015 – 2017 “Radicalization behind Prison Walls”, Will Schultz, MA student at the UAlberta, SSHRC funded.

2013 – 2015 “Community Reintegration: The Role of Friendship in Women’s Narratives of Re-Entry Following Incarceration”, Kaitlyn Dick, MA student at the UAlberta- SSHRC funded. 2012 – 2013 “Social Capital, Erotic Dancers, and Pimps – an Ethnography in a Gentlemen’s Club, Mark Luguya, Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies, UofT. 2011 – 2012 “Upward and Downward Mobility Among 2nd Generation Immigrants in Toronto’s Priority Neighbourhoods”. Greg Yerashotis, Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies, UofT. 2010 – 2011 “Informal Coping Mechanisms for Immigrants with Different Ethnic Backgrounds in High Priority Neighbourhoods – an Ethnographic Study of Flemingdon Park”, Chriselle DSouza, the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies/UofT. SSHRC funded.

MA Thesis Supervision ongoing 2019 – “Police community relationships” Manza Yankey, MA student at the UAlberta, ongoing, Margeret Brine Scholarhsip, SSHRC funded.

External evaluation of theses 2019 Amanda Coutoure-Carron – Sociology, UofT (PhD thesis) 2019 Ivan Schmatko – Anthropology, UAlberta (MA thesis)

Undergraduate Supervision 2017 – 2019 Employment, training, and supervision of 8 undergraduate students total on the University of Alberta Prison Project. 2013 – 2019 Supervision of 19 undergraduate Criminology placement students at the UAlberta, supervision of final papers and guidance throughout the placements. 2017– 2018 Supervision of two Roger Smith undergraduate students during the summers. 2018 Supervision of 2 visiting undergraduate students from the University of Leeds for 4 months. 2012 Supervision of 4 undergraduate students as research assistants and BA honors theses at the UofT, all four were also employed on my SSHRC funded research study. ______

SERVICE TO THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY

A) Service to the wider academic community 2020 Organizer of the inaugural conference on Prisons and Punishment, Centre for Criminological Research, University of Alberta 2020 – Royal Society of Canada working group on Covid and Prisons

2020 – Prison Research Network, Canada – Chair (with R. Ricciardelli) 2019 – Oxford University Press Criminology Handbook series Editor (with M. Tonry) 2018 – Publication Editor for TSAS 2011 – 2019 Panel chair/organizer at the American Society of Criminology meetings 2017 – Editorial Advisory Board Criminology 2017 – Appointed to the German federal academic advisory board for immigration and refugee-related questions (Deutscher Migrationsrat) 2015 – 2016 Committee Member of the American Society of Criminology; Hindelang Book Award Committee (under Rob Sampson) 2014 – 2015 Organizer of qualitative methods panels for the American Society of Criminology (under Candace Kruttschnitt) 2014 – Executive Member of the Canadian Research Network on Terrorism, Security and Society (TSAS) 2014 Co-Chair of the 13th Annual Advances in Qual. Methods (AQM), Conference 2013 – 2015 Served on SSHRC adjudication committee for Criminology and Law. Adjudicating faculty grant applications at the national level. 2011 – 2013 Served on OGS adjudication committee for Criminology and Sociology. Adjudicating 106 graduate student applications for funding. 2010 – 2012 Domain Leader ‘Justice, Security and Policing’ at CERIS, Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement, The Ontario Metropolis Centre Ongoing Ad-hoc reviewer for Oxford University Press, University of California Press, Bristol University Press, Routledge, American Sociological Review, British Journal of Sociology, Criminology, Social Problems, Law and Society Review, Justice Quarterly, Qualitative Sociology, European Journal of Criminology, Global Crime, Nordic Journal of Youth Research, Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, International Migration and Integration, Leisure Studies, Qualitative Research, Canadian Journal of Sociology, City and Community, Incarceration, Punishment and Society, Ethnic and Racial Studies. Ongoing Ad-hoc grant reviewer for Estonia Research Council, European Research Council, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG – German Research Council), SSHRC, Norwegian Research Council, Ontario Graduate Scholarships (OGS)

B) Service to the University of Alberta (selected since 2018) 2020 – UA/EPS partnership working group 2018 – Leading Initiative to establish Centre for Criminological Research (CCR) 2018 – Member of the Research Ethics Board

C) Professional activities/consulting/press Numerous consulting activities on a) countering violent extremism, b) prison and offender management and c) police-community outreach with newcomer and immigrant communities for ● Government of Northwest Territories, Ministry of Justice ● Public Safety Canada ● Correctional Services Canada ● Alberta Corrections ● RCMP Alberta ● Edmonton Police Service (EPS) ● Calgary Police Service (CPS) ● Director, Crime Prevention and Restorative Justice AB Justice and Solicitor General ● RCMP Surrey ● Dr. Theresa Tam, Chief Medical Officer of Canada ● Advisory Committee to Chief Dale McFee to address systemic racism in the EPS

D) Media Engagements I typically engage in about 10-12 media inquiries a year (radio, newspaper, and TV) on the topics of radicalization, immigration, gangs and prisons. I have given interviews for BBC, CBC, Maclean, all major German news channels (such as ARD, ZDF, RTL and others). I have also done interviews with more local presses such as the Edmonton Journal and the Toronto Star. Further, my research has been covered by The Atlantic and the Walrus

REFERENCES Jody Miller Distinguished Professor and Faculty Chair School of Criminal Justice Rutgers University [email protected]

Michael Tonry McKnight Presidential Professor of Criminal Law and Policy Director of the Institute on Crime and Public Policy University of Minnesota Scientific Member of Germany’s Max Planck Society [email protected]

Ben Crewe Professor of Penology and Criminal Justice Deputy Director of the Prisons Research Centre Cambridge University [email protected]

Sveinung Sandberg Professor of Criminology University of Oslo [email protected]

Scott Decker Foundation Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice Arizona State University [email protected]

Anver Emon Professor of Law and History Canada Research Chair in Islamic Law and History Director, Institute of Islamic Studies University of Toronto [email protected]

(I am happy to provide references from community and government stakeholders as well as colleague references at the University of Alberta upon request)