Online sexual and gender-based abuse often goes unreported but incidents are on the rise globally and advocates warn current laws aren’t enough to keep users safe. Women and girls are especially vulnerable…
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What You Should Know About Femicide
Global Citizen Sep 16, 2022Femicide, the killing of a woman or girl because of her gender, usually by a man, is the most extreme form of gender-based violence. The late South African feminist activist…
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How Research is Tackling Police Killings and Violence
RAND Corporation Sep 4, 2022Police in America fatally shoot around 1,000 people every year. For young men, in particular, that makes police shootings one of the leading causes of death in the United States—and…
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Studies Investigate Mass Attacks and Gun Violence
RAND Corporation Sep 2, 2022Put aside the politics for a moment, the pointing fingers, the thoughts and prayers and hopeless shrugs. What can people do right now to protect their communities from mass shootings?…
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Imperiled Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant has the World on Edge
The Conversation Aug 29, 2022Russian forces occupy Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station in the Ukrainian city of Enerhodar. Russian and Ukrainian forces are fighting nearby, and shelling has damaged…
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Has Policing Changed Since George Floyd?
The Marshall Project Aug 21, 2022More than two years after millions of Americans took to the streets following the murder of George Floyd, familiar stories about police violence persist. By the numbers, 2021 was the deadliest…
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Conditions in Prisons During Heat Waves Pose Deadly Threats to Incarcerated People and Prison Staff
The Conversation Aug 19, 2022Extreme heat is taking an increasing toll across the U.S. in summertime. People who are incarcerated are among society’s most vulnerable groups and have been especially affected. More than a…
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How Easy Access to Guns at Home Contributes to America’s Youth Suicide Problem
The Conversation Aug 18, 2022School shootings in the U.S. are national tragedies, and the toll they take in lives cut short and traumatized distinguishes the U.S. from other high-income countries. But there is another…
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How Philanthropy Can Help Combat Extremism and White Supremacy
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Aug 12, 2022While philanthropy has increasingly recognized the systemic injustices baked into society in the United States and beyond, funding to specifically combat white supremacist violence and ideology remains low. To explore…
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College Requirements for Police Forces Can Save Black Lives, But at What Cost?
The Conversation Aug 10, 2022The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Police forces requiring at least a two-year college degree for employment are less likely to employ…
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The Pandemic-Related Rise in Murder Rates in Rural Areas
The Rural Blog Jul 28, 2022Murder rates in rural America “have soared during the pandemic,” report Dan Frosch, Kris Maher and Zusha Elinson of The Wall Street Journal. Rebecca McCoy, prosecutor in White County, Arkansas,…
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Social Workers Collaborating with Police Leads to Calls Being Handled with More Care
LISC Jul 18, 2022If police are called to a scene, there’s a pretty good chance somebody there is having a bad day. That scene might represent a singularly traumatic moment in the life…
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