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The Evidence-Based Professionals' Newsletter - April 2016
Welcome to April's issue of The Evidence-Based Professionals' Newsletter. Here is this month's collection of relev...
The Evidence Based Conference Is Heading To San Diego California
We're heading to sunny San Diego this June 7 - 10, 2016, and we've got a full four day program as well as four two-da...
Justice Reinvestment: What It Is, and Why It’s Important
Dennis Giever, PhD, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
In 2004, Connecticut became the first state to enact justice ...
Problem Solving versus Directed Patrol in Hot Spots: How Do These Approaches Affect Suburban Residential Communities?
Tammy Rinehart Kochel, PhD Southern Illinois University and Lt. Peter Morrow St. Louis County Police Department
Abst...
Ensuring Evidence-Based Results through Program Fidelity
Daniel Lee, PhD Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Evidence-based programming has been stressed within many discipli...
Becoming an Evidence-Based Organization: Five Key Components to Consider
David L. Myers, PhD Indiana University of Pennsylvania
During the past 10 to 15 years, increasing emphasis has been ...
“Coming Home to Harlem” and the Evidence-Based Movement
David L. Myers, PhD - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Reentry courts are specialized courts that seek to assess i...
Development of Guidelines from Research: A Briefing Document
Clifton Chow, Ph.D., Consultant - Anthony Petrosino, Ph.D., WestEd
The move towards evidence-based policy has focuse...
Tough on Crime Policies have “Struck Out”: Moving Away from Three Strikes and Towards a Rehabilitative Approach with the Second Chance Act
Matthew R. Hassett - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
It can be argued that one of most pressing issues of the cri...
Juvenile Curfew Laws: A Consideration of Something that “Doesn’t Work”
David L. Myers, PhD - University of New Haven
Juvenile curfew laws are utilized widely and supported throughout the ...