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Glenn Dawes is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the College of Arts, Society and Education at James Cook University (JCU). He specializes in Sociology and Criminology, focusing on youth interactions with the criminal justice system, Indigenous education, and community reintegration programs. He holds a Master's and PhD in the Sociology of Education from JCU.
His research explores topics like youth disengagement, juvenile justice reform, and cultural barriers in education. Key projects include studies on recidivism in Indigenous communities, Sudanese refugee experiences with law enforcement, and violence against police in Queensland. He collaborates with agencies like North-West Remote Health, Queensland Police Service, and Cairns Safer Streets.
Internationally, Dawes has conducted research in Turkey on youth work attitudes and established schools in Cambodia for underserved youth. He has authored a book on Indigenous subcultures and education, with a forthcoming volume on societal violence. His work bridges academic research with practical community initiatives, emphasizing tropical Australia’s unique social challenges.
Professional roles include former Associate Dean of Research and founder of JCU’s Criminology program. Grants and partnerships focus on youth justice, homelessness, and cross-cultural studies. No formal awards are listed, though his contributions to Indigenous education and international outreach are notable.
