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Upcoming Event: "School Safety, Education, and Racial Equity"
Upcoming Event: "Improving Serious Injury Tracking and Reporting in New York City Jails"
Averting Tragedy: An Exploration of Thwarted Mass Public Shootings Relative to Completed Attacks
Why the Kansas ballot question on abortion matters
Professor Megan Denver and doctoral student Abigail Ballou published in Arnold Ventures series
Professor Cassie McMillan awarded 2022 Roger V. Gould Prize from the American Journal of Sociology
Different places, different problems: profiles of crime and disorder at residential parcels
Pair-Matching With Random Allocation in Prospective Controlled Trials: The Evolution of a Novel Design in Criminology and Medicine, 1926 - 2021
Barriers to gun control: a conversation with SCCJ gun law experts
Understanding and Characterizing Labor Trafficking Among U.S. Citizen Victims
Bias Crime and Victimization Among Latinx Adults: Formal and Informal Help Seeking
Now with the Possibility of Parole: Enabling a Juvenile Lifer’s Meaningful Review
Examining the Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Juvenile Recidivism: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Not dating your best friend’s ex may put you at higher risk of an STI
The Impact of Interventions For At-Risk and Criminally Involved Youths and Adults on Premature Mortality
SCCJ Researchers Receive the Outstanding Contribution Award
Director Amy Farrell and PhD Student Stephen Abeyta Lead NIJ Study on Labor Trafficking Among U.S. Citizens
Why Hate Crimes are Underreported–And What Police Departments Have To Do With It
Professor James Fox's Policy Brief on Mass Shootings Published by Rockefeller Institute for Government
When Airbnbs increase in a neighborhood, so does crime. Here's why.
Professor Brandon Welsh's Publications Accepted in Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine
Northeastern researchers receive Shannon CSI Award for second consecutive year
Jack McDevitt and Carlos Cuevas to Research Racial Disparities in Portland Area Arrests
Megan Denver and Rod Brunson receive NSF grant to study alternatives to post-incarceration