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Evidence-Based Professionals' Monthly - August 2026

📈 Turning Progress into Possibility 🏁

 

Its AUGUST! and we are reminded that our success in life is shaped by how we respond to change we encounter. New priorities emerge, challenges evolve, and opportunities appear when we remain flexible, resilient, and open to new ideas.

As we move through the final stretch of this summer, take time to recognize the value of collaboratively supporting one another, sharing knowledge, and embracing continuous learning. It is an effective way to create an environment where innovation thrives and everyone has the opportunity to succeed.

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Michele Vittorio, University of New Haven   The use of polygraphs in detecting deception is controversial, and there…
Young Wang, University of New Haven The purpose of this paper is to inform and advise policy makers and administrato…
Jane Roitsch* and Annemarie L. Horn Department of Communication Disorders & Special Education Old Dominion Univer…
Teresina G. Robbins University of New Haven  Crime analysis, a significant component of effective evidence-based pol…
Jill T. Ruggiero University of New Haven  In late 2014, 18-year-old Michael Brown of Ferguson, Missouri was shot and…
Jennifer Eberhardt (2019) New York, United States: Viking Press, 340 pages, ISBN 9780735224933 Book Review by Paul K…
Kelly Orts, University of New Haven  What is a child? There is worldwide variation in how a "child" is defined differe…
Thomas Dutcher, University of New Haven "It was once said that the moral test of government is how that government t…
Interview with Mark M. Lowis, LMSW, Evidence-Based Implementation Specialist Can you please summarize the work you do…
Interview with David L. Myers, PhD, University of New Haven Professor and Director of the Criminal Justice PhD Program …