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    Health Strategies for Reducing Intimate Partner Violence

    Global Citizen Dec 4, 2020

    Two health program methods are rarely used in Tanzania but have significantly reduced intimate partner violence in some communities, an ongoing study found. International development organization BRAC’s Tanzania chapter recently…

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    Witnessing Violence in Prison has Consequences

    Prison Policy Initiative Dec 2, 2020

    Early this year — before COVID-19 began to tear through U.S. prisons — five people were killed in Mississippi state prisons over the course of one week. A civil rights lawyer reported in February…

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    Addressing Girls’ Safety and Gender-based Violence in Humanitarian Contexts

    Futurity Dec 2, 2020

    Global efforts to end gender-based violence should strengthen their focus on adolescent girls in humanitarian settings, finds a new study. “Despite the fact that we know that violence against adolescent…

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    How Intimate Partner Violence Is Becoming a Policy Priority

    Urban Institute Nov 30, 2020

    President-elect Biden and vice president–elect Harris have already announced that combating violence and supporting survivors of intimate partner violence will be a priority for their administration. Practitioners and researchers agree it is…

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    Oregon’s Drug Decriminalization is a Step Toward Addressing Drug Issues in the US

    Vox Nov 12, 2020

    America’s decades-long war on drugs has failed, simultaneously causing huge harms — fueling drug-related violence around the world and funneling millions of people into jails and prisons — and not…

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    Research Shows Entire Black Communities Suffer Trauma After Police Shootings

    YES! Magazine

    Following several nationally publicized police killings of unarmed Black Americans in the United States, Eva L., a fitness instructor who identifies as Black, started to experience what she describes as…

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    A Closer Look at the Fatal Impact of Unmonitored Police Dogs

    The Marshall Project Nov 8, 2020

    An Alabama man killed by a K-9 officer was one of thousands of Americans bitten by police dogs every year. Police dog bites are rarely fatal. But in other ways,…

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    Racial Bias in Homicide Reporting

    The Marshall Project Nov 3, 2020

    Mainstream media is less likely to cover Black homicide victims and less likely to portray them as complex human beings, a new study shows. When Raymond Griffin was shot and…

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    The Impacts of Private Prison Contracting

    SSRN Oct 31, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A study at SSRN analyzes the wide-ranging effects of private prison contracting on inmate recidivism and financial capacity. • How can you learn more about different…

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    Prisoners and Work: What Happens Before and After Incarceration?

    Brookings

    About one third of all 30-year-old men who aren’t working are either in prison, in jail, or are unemployed ex-prisoners. Almost half of ex-prisoners have no reported earnings in the…

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    The EU’s New Rescue Policies Make Migration Much Deadlier

    Migration Policy Institute Oct 25, 2020

    The deaths of more than 350 migrants in the 2013 sinking of an overloaded smuggling vessel off the Italian island of Lampedusa shocked the world and reignited debate over the…

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    The Fight to Protect Sex Trafficked Youth Continues Even After a Major Win

    Center for Children & Youth Justice Oct 22, 2020

    To this day, Washington’s criminal justice system can arrest and charge young people under the age of 18 with the crime of prostitution under state law. At the same time,…

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