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Julie worked as a Probation Officer in Hampshire for almost 14 years in a number of different roles, including specialising in working with women and as a Practice Tutor Assessor. She started working in academia in 2019 in the Community Justice Team at the University of Portsmouth and joined the Community and Criminal Justice Division at ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥ in 2022. She predominately teaches on the Professional Qualification in Probation.

Division of Community and Criminal Justice

• Eden-Barnard, J., Briah, R., Dunkley, C., Neal, H., Williams, S., Brown, D., and Morrison, R. (2023) Professional Curiosity: How do you know what you don’t know? Probation Quarterly 28: 40-44
  
• Rutter, N. and Eden-Barnard, J. (2022) “It is nice to know that for once someone is not just saying that they’re backing your corner, they are actually fucking backing your corner.” The Significance of Relational Factors in Women’s Experiences of Probation Intervention in The Routledge Handbook of Women's Experiences of Criminal Justice, eds Masson, I. & Booth, N. 1st Edition, ISBN9781003202295.

Research interests include:

• Womens' experiences of criminal justice
• Probation practice
• Reflective practice

Professional Qualification in Probation

• Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education
• Masters of Research in Criminology and Criminal Justice
• Certificate in Education in Post Compulsory Education
• BA (Hons) Community Justice Studies
• BA (Hons) Criminology

Professional Qualification in Probation

Probation Institute

• Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy
• Academic Professional (Teaching) Apprenticeship Level 7
• Diploma in Probation Studies

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