The Value of Prevention
The U.S. spends significantly more to incarcerate adult offenders than it does to support research on prevention.
Their Own Definition of Justice
More than half of IPV incidents aren’t reported—largely because criminal justice doesn’t always provide what survivors need.
Collisions With Criminal Justice
For people of color, interactions with police are more likely to end in death or inflict long-lasting trauma.
The Wrong List for Kids
Registering kids makes them targets for violence and increases their risk for mental health and other problems—without reducing reoffending.
The 2021 Voices Against Racism series looks back, featuring faculty accounts of racism—institutional and personal—and efforts in support of racial equity.
Being “woke” is not enough to counter the oppressive weight of institutional racism—at the School and beyond.
America has more guns than people—and more solutions than you know.
Two were shot. Others lost family or friends. All know that change is possible.
The pandemic exposed shortcomings in efforts to secure our collective health. Here’s how to get things back on track.
Arrests and incarceration won’t stop urban gun violence. Instead, a growing number of researchers say community violence prevention is the most promising solution.