Eleven states raised the age of criminal responsibility to age 18 since 2007, in a reform initiative referred to as “raise the age” (RTA). Today, only three states — Georgia,…
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The Prevalence of Firearm Injury Hospitalizations in the U.S.
RAND Corporation Apr 20, 2022Accurate data on firearm injuries in the United States are critical to understand the full cost or social burden of gun violence. However, there is no single resource that provides…
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Civic Engagement Survey on Public Policies In NYC
Smart Cities Dive Apr 17, 2022The concerns and priorities of 62,000 New York City residents were collected earlier this year in the largest-known public survey in the city’s history. Earlier this month, NYC Speaks, a…
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Reducing the Risk of Building Collapse in Nigeria
Brookings Apr 10, 2022Over a span of 20 years, Nigeria has witnessed a significant increase in building collapse that has resulted in loss of lives and livelihoods, as well as the displacement of…
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Click here for more.Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the indiscriminate use of deadly weapons of war, including cluster munitions and other explosive remnants of war (ERW), is showcasing, in real-time, the devastation that…
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The Benefits of Procedural Justice Training for Police Officers
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Apr 4, 2022Our study is a randomized trial in policing confirming that intensive training in procedural justice (PJ) can lead to more procedurally just behavior and less disrespectful treatment of people at…
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Releasing People Pretrial Doesn’t Harm Public Safety
Prison Policy Initiative Mar 30, 2022As COVID-19 makes jails more dangerous than ever, people are looking closer at policies and programs that keep people out of jail and in their homes pretrial. Criminal justice reformers…
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Disciplinary Segregation in Prisons Linked to Recidivism
Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell UniversityBeing placed in restrictive housing is considered one of the most devastating experiences a human can endure, yet a scant amount of research has been conducted to test how this…
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This episode of Conversations with Chanda dives deep into policing with Tracey L. Meares, the Walton Hale Hamilton Professor and Founding Director of the Justice Collaboratory at Yale Law School.…
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Making Public Transportation Safer for Women
Smart Cities Dive Mar 11, 2022Women are three times more likely than men to worry about their safety on public transit. They also rely more on public transportation, where sexual harassment and more serious gender-based violence can be commonplace for…
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Click here for more.Sexism Remains Pervasive in Male-dominated Trades
The Hechinger ReportApprenticeships have been around nearly as long as work itself, but in recent years policy makers on both sides of the aisle have begun to embrace them as an alternative…
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Click here for more.Writer Eric Nguyen Combats Asian Erasure and Hate
The Aspen Institute Jan 27, 2022In November, Aspen Words announced the longlist for the fifth annual Aspen Words Literary Prize, a $35,000 award recognizing a work of fiction that addresses a vital social issue. The selected books explore questions…
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