Research at Te Puna Haumaru

We work in partnership with communities, practitioners, and policymakers to produce and translate evidence about current and emerging challenges and identify opportunities for positive change

Our research priorities are:

  1. Understanding patterns of crime and harm in Aotearoa New Zealand
    • Understanding crime problems affecting local communities
    • Exploring synergies between Mātauranga Māori, Pacific knowledges, and Security and Crime Science
  2. Improving efforts to reduce crime and harm in Aotearoa New Zealand
    • Understanding and evaluating crime reduction efforts in local communities
    • Identifying next steps and knowledge gaps

Te Puna Haumaru is a founding member of the CrimRxiv Consortium, Criminology’s global open access hub and repository. You can access our recent Open Access publications (opens in a new tab).

Systematic Evidence Map of Disparities in Police Outcomes