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Keynote Speakers
DR. LORRAINE GAMMAN is Director of the Design Against Crime Research
Centre located in the School of Graphics and Industrial Design at
Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design, London. She is also Vice
Chair of the Designing Out Crime Association
(DOCA). She wrote her PhD on shoplifting at
Middlesex University and currently directs practice-based Design Against
Crime research projects in between writing crime articles. Her
publications include Gone Shopping, the Story of Shirley Pitts, Queen of
Thieves (Penguin 1996) and the CD-Rom ' In the Bag' , (2000 available
from the Home Office Crime Reduction website). She has published widely
on visual culture, including Female Fetishism: A New Look (1994). Her
work has attracted research funding from the Arts Humanities Research
Council, Design Council, Home Office, Department of Health, British
Transport Police and Transport for London (TfL). Her most recent
co-written papers are 'Thinking Thief' published in the Royal Academy of
Engineering's Journal, Ingenia 2003 and "Bike Off! Tracking the design
terrains of cycle parking: reviewing use, misuse and abuse" was
published in Seeing is Believing, Crime Prevention and Community Safety
Journal, November 2004, and disseminated by TfL. The work of the Design
Against Crime Research Initiative was included in the 2006 Museum of
Modern Art exhibit, "safe: Design Takes on Risk" (at www.moma.org/safe)
TIMOTHY D. CROWE needs no introduction, since many CPTED practitioners
are already familiar with his work and expertise in crime prevention.
Tim is a practicing criminologist with over 30 years of experience in
dealing with law enforcement, delinquency control, crime prevention, and
architectural approaches to behavior management. He has authored
numerous manuals, books and articles in criminal justice and loss
prevention subject areas, including Crime Prevention Through
Environmental Design: Applications of Architectural Design and Space
Management Concepts, (Second Edition, Butterworth-Heinemann, 2000). Mr.
Crowe was formerly the Director of the National Crime Prevention
Institute (NCPI) at the University of Louisville. He holds bachelors and
masters degrees in Criminology from the Florida State University.
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