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Graduate Research Assistant - A National Review of Multidisciplinary Teams Addressing Child Sexual Exploitation: Systematic Review

We seek a doctoral student to contribute to our NIJ-funded systematic review about multidisciplinary teams that respond to commercial sexual exploitation of children. The student in this position will be a member of a multi-generational team to conduct literature searches, screen articles for inclusion, and code articles. Additionally, this student will contribute to data analyses, interpretation, and dissemination.

  • Location:

    Boston, on campus

  • Remote Work:

    No

  • Semester:

    Summer 2025

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  • Project Title

    A National Review of Multidisciplinary Teams Addressing Child Sexual Exploitation: Systematic Review

  • Faculty / Project Lead

    Katherine Hazen and Amy Farrell

  • Project Description

    This project is part of an NIJ-funded project in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Nebraska Omaha and the University of South Florida entitled "A national review of multidisciplinary teams addressing commercial sexual exploitation of children." Northeastern is leading a systematic review to describe the current landscape of knowledge on MDTs that respond to victimization and specifically MDTs that address child sexual abuse and exploitation. The systematic review is guided by three research questions: 1) What do we know about the process and effectiveness of MDTs that focus on victimization as a process? 2) What do we know about the process and effectiveness of MDTs as a process for children? 3) What do we know about the process and effectiveness of MDTs as a process to respond to child sexual abuse?

  • Qualifications Necessary

    An ideal candidate will be a doctoral student in criminal justice and criminology or similar field with experience reading empirical papers and developing and applying coding schemes. Preferrably the student will be interested in child welfare and commercial sexual exploitation.

  • Hours per Week

    20 Hour Position