Sarah is Co-Director of the Criminal Justice Partnership. Sarah is course leader for the Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice. She teaches on the postgraduate MSc in Criminal Justice and supervises dissertations.
Sarah has provided expert evidence to a range of parliamentary committees and independent inquiries, such as The Home Office, the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group on Prostitution, the Liberal Democratic party work group on sex work, and Westminster City Council. She have also provided expert evidence to a number of legal proceedings that have involved alleged trafficking and brothel keeping offences. Sarah’s research has featured in over 100 international magazine and newspaper articles, such as The Times, The Independent, Daily Telegraph Australia, Malaysia Chronicle, Nigeria Daily News and Cosmopolitan Magazine .
She has been interviewed for numerous national and international television and radio shows, such BBC Radio Thinking Aloud with Laurie Taylor, France 24 News and ITV News. Sarah has been an invited speaker and keynote at a range of academic and non-academic events such as the launch of the Centre for Innovation and Research in Legal Education, Leeds University; Academia Film Olomouc, International Festival of Science Documentary Films, The Czech Republic; Margins and Dialogue: Local, National and Transnational Contexts Conference, University of Pune, India. Sarah also regularly acts as an expert reviewer for funding bodies such as the ESRC, the Marsden Fund Council, New Zealand and the Israel Science Foundation. She regularly review articles for leading journals and book publishers, and has been invited to examine PhD’s in the UK and Australia.
