Project Team
Project Team
This page contains a summary of the research staff working on the FAIR Study, including their interests; publications and contact details.
Academic staff
Dr. Caroline Lanskey
Principal Investigator
Lecturer in Applied Criminology
Dr Caroline Lanskey is a Lecturer in Applied Criminology and a deputy director of the Institute of Criminology’s Centre for Community, Gender and Social Justice. Her research on young people and families centres on the intersections between criminal and social justice with a particular focus on imprisonment, education, citizenship and well-being. A member of the research team on the earlier project ‘Risk and protective factors in the resettlement of imprisoned fathers with their families’ she has also worked on a study of criminal justice processes in Northern Ireland from the perspectives of families bereaved through homicide and has led an evaluation of a school-based support service for prisoners’ children.
Tel: +44 (0) 1223 762917
Email: cml29@cam.ac.uk
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Professor Friedrich Lösel
Principal Investigator
Tel: +44 (0) 1223 335385
Email:fal23@cam.ac.uk
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Dr. Lucy Markson
Research Associate
Tel: +44 (0) 1223 762987
Email:lm473@cam.ac.uk
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Sophie Ellis
Research Assistant
Forensic Psychologist in Training
Sophie has nine years' experience working Psychology roles within the Prison Service. She has worked primarily in assessment and cognitive-behavioural interventions for adult male offenders convicted of violence. Her main interests are in desistance, violence, acquisitive offending, offender rehabilitation and the pains of imprisonment. Her approach tends to be focused on strengths and a “Good Lives” approach.
Currently she is particularly interested in the role of forensic psychology in the IPP sentence, understanding engagement/non-engagement in offending behaviour programmes, the role of the arts in rehabilitation, psychological risk assessment for acquisitive offenders, and the use of a desistance based approach to reduce violence in prisons.
Tel: +44 (0) 1223 767367
Email: sle43@cam.ac.uk
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Dr. Jenni Barton-Crosby
Research Assistant
Tel: +44 (0) 1223 746514
Email:jb724@cam.ac.uk
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Affiliated researchers
Karen A. Souza, Ph. D.
City, University of London
Karen holds a B.A. and M.A. in psychology from the University of Victoria, Canada. She undertook her Ph.D. in psychology at City, University of London, UK, in which she investigated youth bystander reporting of peer violence. Karen joined the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge in 2006. She worked as an RA for the first two waves of the Families and Imprisonment Research (FAIR)study and is currently an Affiliated Researcher on the project.
Email: karen.souza.1@city.ac.uk