Bremen Donovan

Postdoctoral Research Associate, Sound Justice Lab

Anthropology

College & Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

bkd3p@virginia.edu

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Project | 2024

A Film Portrait of Le Lynx: Press Freedom and Political Satire in Guinea

This short film will explore issues of press freedom, censorship, and satire in the Republic of Guinea.

Project | 2021

Sound Justice Lab

The Sound Justice Lab is a newly formed collective of students and faculty bridging law and the humanities at UVA.

Project | 2018

Filming and Adjudicating Policing: A Genealogy of the Fabrication of Proof in Contemporary France

Over the summer I will be investigating how videos of policing made by law enforcement and ordinary people are being introduced into French judicial proceedings.

Project | 2017

Baseline Study: Implementation of Police-Worn Body Cameras in Urban France

My dissertation is about how body-worn recording technologies in policing are affecting the production, admissibility, and evaluation of evidentiary claims.

Project | 2016

Policing and West African Experience in France: Preparatory Field Research

I am a PhD student in socio-cultural anthropology, focusing on policing, migration, and visual/sensory methods.

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A Film Portrait of Le Lynx: Press Freedom and Political Satire in Guinea

Sound Justice Lab

Filming and Adjudicating Policing: A Genealogy of the Fabrication of Proof in Contemporary France

Baseline Study: Implementation of Police-Worn Body Cameras in Urban France

Policing and West African Experience in France: Preparatory Field Research