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#LiveAtUrban next Tuesday, 4/5: Join us for a conversation about how the prison reform community can leverage research to spur innovation & make prisons more humane, safe, & rehabilitative environments. urbn.is/3thIsnS
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Are you a nonprofit doing front-end criminal justice reform work? & are funding our next round of Catalyst Grantees! Check out the full Request for Proposals and apply now!➡️urbn.is/3GeDhsV
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Members of the DCJ research team recently published a study investigating racial disparities in the enforcement of misdemeanor marijuana possession before & after marijuana reforms:
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Thrilled to announce the Catalyst Grant Program in collaboration with ’s Justice Reform Initiative! will support 9 organizations using data & tech to advance local justice reform efforts & decrease racial & ethnic disparities. urbn.is/catalyst
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Very exciting day! Harnessing data & technology to tackle racial injustice in policing, diversion and alternatives to incarceration, and prosecution Check out our blog announcing the new Catalyst Grant Program: urbn.is/3maCrET
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wonderful career opportunity for researchers to get to the root of racial-ethnic disparities in our society.... join us!
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We're hiring 2 new directors to support our new Office of Race & Equity Research: one to lead federal equity initiatives (urbn.is/3CtSXX3) & another to lead racial equity analytics (urbn.is/3tTDlca). Please help us spread the word!
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And FYI, the report has been available on the John Jay Research and Evaluation Center's website for 10 months and it's been viewed 19,341 times as of today.
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Amazing to see our @Arnold_Ventures report not only be cited here, but used as the guiding frame. Thanks to a great group of scholar authors: @EpiProfCharlie @ShaniB44 @annalilharvey @emkerrison @mearest @AVPapachristos @DrAlexPiquero @docjorich @CaterinaGRoman @DanielWWebster1 twitter.com/JohnJayREC/sta…
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Please vote for my roommate’s cat for ’s Cutest Cat! I’ll never hear the end of it if Ms. Eevil doesn’t win ⬇️
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Wow. A long and generally supportive piece about and her new book in the . I haven't said much about the book. Obviously there are parts I disagree with, I'll get around to commenting on them. But for now I'm just proud of her.
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I have been a regular reader of the for my entire adult life, but I never imagined I would have the honor of having my work described in its pages:
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are thrilled to welcome our inaugural cohort of eight Equity Scholars! These talented scholars will set new trajectories for equity-focused research, data science and policy analysis. Proud to call them our new colleagues!
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Excited to share that our founder and director @john_majoreason will be joining @urbaninstitute as an Equity Scholar! twitter.com/urbaninstitute…
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Excited to share that our founder and director will be joining as an Equity Scholar!
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Welcome, Equity Scholars! @DrShaunaCooper, @Dawn_M_Dow, @john_majoreason, @Luisa_Godinez_P, @mneal_econ, @BrianDSmedley, Karishma Furtado, & Diana Guelespe will contribute to a growing body of research to remedy structural racism. Learn more: urbn.is/3gKSOa5
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Welcome, Equity Scholars! , , , , , , Karishma Furtado, & Diana Guelespe will contribute to a growing body of research to remedy structural racism. Learn more:
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I'm thrilled to join 's inaugural cohort of Equity Scholars in January. Excited to work alongside Karishma Furtado on research aimed at addressing structural racism.
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“Words alone did not make and will not unmake mass incarceration and mass criminalization. But they do make a difference.” #PeopleFirst
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Felon, convict, juvenile delinquent: @MzDeHoskins and @zoe_towns break down how the language of criminal justice inflicts lasting harm wapo.st/3jeo9mq
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Why does this happen? Usually because these systems weren’t made to report on those data, there’s no one to enter or run the data, and other resource issues. This also makes the data that does exist wildly messy and inconsistent over time and place.
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“I think the length of stay is really key — it’s not just about who is in jail, but how their cases are being processed,” - on DCJ's latest report examining jail population trends in St. Louis, MO
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Join the this Tuesday, Aug. 24 at 3 p.m. ET for their webinar “Increasing Access to Homeownership: How America Can Increase Housing Affordability and Close the Wealth Gap.” Register now to join. ow.ly/O4wS50FS9K2
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Absolutely 💯 agree with and Amy Bach: we cannot neglect the country's criminal justice data infrastructure any longer - literally every reform depends on it. Congress needs to make this part of the package.
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A new report by criminologists shows that while overall jail admissions in #STL County declined over the last decade, the number of people in the jail at any given time remained stubbornly high.
Read/listen 🔊: buff.ly/3iYasI9
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"Definitions of criminality and criminal activity are rooted in structural inequalities between people of color and white people, and racist policies and practices have been used to control and separate communities of color."
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Chatting with tomorrow about jail trends on
news.stlpublicradio.org/show/st-louis-
Project supported by and
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Professors Huebner and Slocum and Andrea Giuffre release jail data report for St. Louis Co., MO. Length of jail stay increased, and racial disparities in pretrial detention remain.
Funding by
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New report on jail trends with and PhD student Andrea Giuffre. Thanks to the and for funding.
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This is a great opportunity. Please circulate!
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The Data Collaborative for Justice (DCJ) at John Jay College is seeking a new Director, to lead and grow a small (but mighty!) research organization that produces data and research in support of safe, just, and equitable communities. For more info see: cuny.jobs/new-york-ny/re
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: is hiring a Director. This is a great opportunity to lead & grow a small (but mighty!) research organization that produces data & research in support of safe, just, & equitable communities. For more info, contact Dan Stageman at .
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Come join our team! We are looking to hire 2 formerly incarcerated community members to join our research team to help evaluate 's Home After Harm program to support those preparing to appear before the parole board in California. Details here: urbn.is/communityresea
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An amazing opportunity!
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.@JohnJayCollege is hiring a new Director for @dataforjustice, one of our top research centers along with @NNSCommunities, @IIP_JohnJay, @JusticeAndOpp, @JohnJayREC and @TheCrimeReport. Please share! cuny.jobs/new-york-ny/re
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Life in the U.S. today. News media can't keep up with all the shootings while covering other stories. Just this morning, I heard about a shooting 3 days ago in which 9 kids under age 18 were shot at a birthday party in Louisiana. This was not a big national story.
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"Conviction records function as perpetual punishment for those who have already served their time." In a op-ed today, Trinity's Susan Shah and Erica Bond from share a new report on the scale and impact of convictions in NYC:
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In my op-ed with , we argue that criminal justice reform and Covid-19 pandemic recovery efforts must address the disproportionate impact that ~3.3 million NYC criminal conviction records have on Black and Brown communities:
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Sign me up for this - a badly needed and compelling set of recommendations.
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Just released: A report that I spearheaded (along with my criminal justice colleagues) on how the federal government could radically improve criminal justice data across the nation.
It announces a nationwide "Campaign for Criminal Justice Data Modernization."
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Today marks the culmination of a months-long effort to gather expert recommendations to improve criminal justice data quality - we can't fix what we can't accurately count. Thx and for investing in the work, and to experts who generously gave their time.
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Much thanks to @JaneMWiseman, @JTravis48, @JohnFPfaff, @jenniferdoleac, @MforJ, @pchauhan111, @abgelb, @IT4Policy, @docthadjohnson, @BesikiLuka, @ojmarrh, and many others I can't find on Twitter for their support and involvement.
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New research reveals that almost 750,000 people have NYC criminal records. We also found that 80% of people with records are Black and Latinx. These and other important facts about the people impacted by NYC criminal records can be found here:
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Beginning the third workshop of panel on Reducing Racial Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System, led by eminent scholars & -- today is on data, measurement, & understanding racial inequality. Recommended! nationalacademies.org/event/04-12-20
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During the trial over George Floyd's death, it's more important than ever to think about how police respond to misdemeanor crimes. Read 's analysis: buff.ly/3rY48l0
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