The Center on Crime, Race, and Justice and The Policy Innovation Hub Present: Fulbright Scholar Talk with Dr. Brianna Chesser
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Renaissance_Park, 909, Suffolk
Developing Human Trafficking Policy in Australia: What Can Be Learned from the Experiences in Massachusetts? Join Northeastern University's Center on Crime, Race, and Justice (CRJ) and Policy Innovation Hub (PIH) for a special Fulbright Scholar Talk featuring Dr. Brianna Chesser, Associate Professor of Criminology and Justice at RMIT University in Australia. A criminal lawyer and clinical forensic psychologist, Dr. Chesser is helping develop a nationwide policy response to human trafficking in Australia, drawing on the Massachusetts Statewide Plan as a model framework. In this presentation, she will discuss her current research and policy development efforts, exploring what Australia can learn from Massachusetts' experiences and the important role scholars can play in shaping legal and policy reform. We invite faculty, students, community partners, and colleagues to join us for this timely discussion on human trafficking policy, international collaboration, and the intersection of research and public policy. Lunch will be provided. This event is co-sponsored by the Center on Crime, Race, and Justice and the Policy Innovation Hub at Northeastern University.