AT-CURA Gallery

Attorney General and Minister of Justice Suzanne Anton presents Dr. Gira Bhatt with a Crime Prevention and Community Safety Award in recognition of Acting Together-CURA’s work. Photo courtesy: Province of British Columbia

AT-CURA research meeting , AT-CURA Research centre, Surrey Campus Student Assistants: AT-CURA: Clockwise: Brooke Knowlton, Deniel Nancorda,Isabel Scheuneman Scott, Sara Lewis, Samantha Lim, Eric Mah

AT-CURA collaborated Chris Mohan Memorial Forum: Empowering Youth held at Queen Elizabeth Secondary School, Surrey From Left: Tim Collins (Branch Manager: TD Bank), Dr. Lisa Monchalin (KPU Criminology Faculty), Derek Woo (KPU Student)

Brooke Knowlton with poster based on her work with the Acting Together (AT-CURA) research program, presented at the 2011 Connecting Minds Psychology Undergraduate Research Conference at the Richmond campus.

Dr. Gira Bhatt is the principal investigator and project director for Acting Together SSHRC-CURA.

AT-CURA research assistants and volunteers helped with registration and information needs at the Gangs, Guns and Girls Training Symposium 2012.

Meiko Assoon presents his 2010 honour's thesis entitled "Actor-Observer Bias in Perception of Violence". Meiko was one of the first AT-CURA student researchers hired in 2009.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s (KPU) federally funded “Acting Together” Community University Research Alliance (AT-CURA) project was selected by Senator Ogilvie as one of seven taxpayer-funded research projects with demonstrated benefit to the…

AT-CURA collaborated Sikh Leadership and Law Enforcement Summit on Gang Violence: A step Towards Action and Results. RCMP Pacific Region Training Center, Chilliwack Center: RCMP Staff Sergeant Baltej Dhillon