Crime analysis & mapping
Exploring how spatial patterns and local context can inform a clearer picture of crime and safety.
I’m Shadrack, a criminology student interested in how research, spatial insight and technology can support safer, more informed communities.
Criminology student · Nairobi, Kenya
I’m studying criminology and developing a practical interest in crime patterns, prevention and the ways place and opportunity shape safety.
My interests bring together criminological research, GIS and technology. I’m building my skills step by step and looking for ways to turn careful analysis into useful insight for communities and justice-focused work.
This portfolio is where I share selected learning, projects and professional interests as they grow.
Connecting criminology with practical approaches to understanding and preventing harm.
Exploring how spatial patterns and local context can inform a clearer picture of crime and safety.
Learning about environmental design, community safety and evidence-informed prevention.
Building digital skills that can support responsible research, communication and analysis.
A growing toolkit shaped by study and hands-on practice. I’m continuing to build capability in each area.
A place for applied learning, research and practical work connected to criminology and community safety.
Building a foundation in spatial analysis and exploring how mapped patterns can help frame questions about place and safety.
Learning projectExploring CPTED and environmental approaches to prevention through criminology coursework and research.
Research interestDeveloping research and report-writing skills around justice, crime trends and community safety.
Academic workProject examples will be expanded with links and details as work is ready to share.
Connecting classroom learning with the realities of justice and community work.
My studies and attachment experience have helped me see how justice work, community context and careful documentation meet in practice. I continue to build on that foundation through research, reflection and new technical skills.
Open to conversations about criminology, research, GIS, community safety and learning opportunities.