Rate My Professor Alison Jobe

Jobe has published extensively, co-authoring the book Criminal Women: Gender Matters (Bristol University Press, 2024). Selected journal articles include Criminal justice responses to victims of sexual violence with learning disabilities: Findings from a local study in North East England (Journal of Gender-Based Violence, 2025); Testimonial injustice: exploring ‘credibility’ as a barrier to justice for people with learning disabilities/autism who report sexual violence (Disability & Society, 2025, with Helen Williams); Stigma and Service Provision for Women Selling Sex (Ethics and Social Welfare, 2022, with Kelly Stockdale and Maggie O’Neill); Telling the Right Story at the Right Time: women seeking asylum with stories of trafficking into the sex industry (Sociology, 2020); and ‘If kids don’t feel safe they don’t do anything’: young people’s views on seeking and receiving help from Children’s Social Care Services (Child & Family Social Work, 2013, with Sarah Gorin). She has also contributed book chapters, policy briefings, and evaluation reports on related topics.