Publication within the scope of the book Looking at the World: A Journey through Global Citizenship, published as part of the campaign tODxS: Everyone for Development Education and Global Citizenship, implemented in Portugal by IMVF and FEC, with the support of Camões – Institute for Cooperation and Language. Available here.
In recent years, there has been growing social, political, and academic interest in issues related to the juvenile justice and criminal justice systems. This trend is evident, for example, in the growing number of university courses dedicated to these topics in Portugal. This work stems from the coordinators’ research and teaching experiences, drawing on their…
Rafaela Granja participated as a speaker at the Criminology Week: Contemporary Challenges in Criminology, promoted by the University of Maia between May 19 and 23. Her contribution was part of the session entitled “Electronic Monitoring: Present and Future Challenges”, where she presented and discussed some of the main issues that have emerged around the implementation of electronic…
Rafaela Granja was an invited speaker at the AICLP – International Association of Portuguese-Speaking Criminology and the Institute for Advanced Studies of Ribeirão Preto at the University of São Paulo (IEARP/USP), for a session on electronic monitoring entitled “Between Invisibility and Hyper-Visibility: Experiences of People Under Electronic Monitoring in Portugal”, which brought together participants from both…
The School on Crime and Technology: Controversial Presents, (Un)likely Futures took place from June 4 to 6, 2025, at the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Minho. The school brought together participants from different disciplinary backgrounds – namely law, sociology, and other social sciences – and at various stages of their academic and…
Interview with principal investigator Rafaela Granja on the podcast “Com Missão Científica” of the Center for Communication and Society Studies (CECS) of the Institute of Social Sciences (ICS) of the University of Minho. Listen here.
An article by the research team of the E-Monitoring project was published in the latest edition of Sombras&Luzes, the journal of the portuguese Directorate-General for Reintegration and Prison Services. The article reflects on measures and penalties under radiofrequency technology, with special emphasis on the coercive measure in electronic surveillance (Obligation to Remain in Housing) based…
The Final Conference of the E-Monitoring Project, entitled “Electronic Monitoring: Present and Future Challenges”, took place on May 9th at the auditorium of the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Minho, Braga. The event brought together dozens of researchers, professionals, and students to reflect on the current state and future directions of electronic monitoring within criminal…
Rafaela Granja gave the presentation: “(Im)probable futures of artificial intelligence in the criminal justice system” at the Artificial Intelligence & Sustainability Congress, held on May 6th at the University of Minho. The event brought together students from several secondary schools, who prepared and presented topics related to the use of AI in a variety of…
A text by Rafaela Granja was published in the RESHAPE organisation blog about the use of electronic monitoring in Portugal. Read full article .