School of Humanities and Social Sciences

About the Conference
The Criminology and Criminal Justice Conference (CCJC) is a creation of the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice at the United States International University-Africa in Nairobi, Kenya. The CCJC’s mission is to provide a forum for academics, practitioners, and students a platform to share research relating to crime prevention, good practice, and strategies for policy and prevention of crime. The CCJC is the only conference in the East African region that is held annually and brings together academics, practitioners, and students across the East African region, Africa, and the World.

To this effect, the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice under the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at USIU-Africa is organizing for the 8th Criminology and Criminal Justice Conference 2024 which will be held at the serene and beautiful campus of the United States International University-Africa on July 25 to 26, 2024, and is therefore inviting submission of papers for the conference.

Call For Papers

This year’s conference theme addresses the United Nations Sustainable Goal #16, which is titled “Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.” Its goal is to promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all, and build effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions at all levels. Although compassion and a strong moral compass are essential to every democratic society, persecution, injustice, and abuse are still rampant and are tearing down the fabric of civilization.

The subthemes include:

1. Justification of punishment in society.
2. Indigenous justice and punishment.
3. Disability discrimination and the criminal law.
4. Pretrial alternatives.
5. Posttrial alternatives.
6. Punishing juvenile offenders.
7. Probation and diversion programs.
8. International criminal justice and punishment.
9. Psychology and punishment.
10. Gender and Punishment.
11. Probation and diversion programs.
12. Human rights and punishment.
13. Alternative justice policies and punishment.

Submit an abstract of not more than 300 words (in a Word file) and 5 keywords to ccjc@usiu.ac.ke before April 30, 2024. Presented papers will be considered for publication in the Africa Journal of Crime and Justice (AJCJ) of the United States International University-Africa following the conference.

Date: July 25-26, 2024
Time: 8.00am - 5.00pm (East Africa Time)
Theme: "Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice: Promoting Peaceful and Inclusive Societies for Sustainable Development in Africa”
Venue: USIU-Africa, Conference Room, Rooftop, School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SHSS) and Virtual (Zoom)

Registration

• Kindly register here

Conference Charges

• U$D 50 - For all
• U$D 10 - For Students

Payment Options

MPESA MOBILE MONEY

• Paybill: 516 900
• Account No.: CCJC2024

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Bank: NCBA BANK KENYA PLC.

A/c Name: USIU or U.S International University
KES Account No. 6438840014 or USD Account Number: 6462210014
Branch Name: Upper Hill
Swift Code: CBAFKENX

Intermediary bank: JP Morgan Chase Bank, New York
Intermediary bank Code: Swift Code: CHASUS33
Routing number: 021000021

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Bank: CO-OPERATIVE BANK OF KENYA

A/c Name: United States International University - Africa
KES Account No. 01120002134100
Branch Name: CO-OP House, Haile Selassie Avenue
Swift Code: KCOOKENA

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Bank: STANDARD CHARTERED BANK KENYA

A/c Name: United States International University - Africa
KES Account No. 0104023439700
Branch Name: Kenyatta Avenue
Swift Code: SCBLKENX

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Bank: KENYA COMMERCIAL BANK

A/c Name: United States International University - Africa
KES Account No. 1179516710
Branch Name: Thika Road Mall
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