Learn the latest research that can directly empower school staff and students to prevent and intervene in bullying. Experts from CIRPatCHOP, Alberti Center, University at Buffalo, and KY Dept of Education discuss their work on #bullying prevention. #TDVAM2020

SLU's Office of Mission and Identity will offer undergraduate students a discount on preventative well-being services at the Anthropedia Center for Well-Being: ow.ly/X7DB50ymZf2

Join @sluinsideout on 2/20 for "True Justice: Bryan Stevenson's Fight for Equality" & panel: Karen F Barney, Dr. Scott Berman, @RoedigerBrendan & students Devonn Thomas, RP Moylan, Amy Hennessy (MOT1 & coordinator). SLU Prison Education Program SLU LAW Saint Louis University OS and OT #JusticeOT

Editorial: What is the role of academic public health in reducing #incarceration and addressing its impacts on the population health level? (Open Access) bit.ly/2SEDM9u

Protect yourself and your community from coronavirus with common sense precautions: wash your hands, stay home when sick and listen to the CDC and local health authorities. Save the masks for health care workers. Let’s stay calm, listen to the experts, and follow the science.

Access to water is essential for cleaning, personal hygiene & washing your hands. This morning, I ordered City of St. Louis Water Dept. to stop all water shut offs until at least May 15. I believe this will help people comply with CDC recommended #COVID19 preventative measures.

Click here for Chelsey S. Narvey & I's thoughts in The Hill about the #COVID19 hot spots we need to be talking about more: #prisons and #jails. #Covid19usa #publichealth #thehill thehill.com/opinion/crimin…

Thanks to everyone who submitted abstracts to @dsemenzcrim, Alex Testa, & I for the cluster of crim/health panels for @ASC_Meetings 2020. I'm excited to share we received 32 abstracts & are supporting✴️7 thematic panels✴️focused on crime, criminal justice & health this year!💪

SLU is making isolated housing on campus available for our health care professionals, allowing them to avoid exposing their families to COVID-19 after helping patients who are suffering from the disease. Learn more: ow.ly/6CAP50z5Vrn

#SLUHCRC research and community collaboration. #healthcriminology

Big award to Fr. Chris Collins, who @CWIT_STL honored for leadership of Saint Louis University's work w/ justice-involved ppl (i.e. @sluprison, @LJaegers' Saint Louis University OS and OT), @SLU_Workforce's Transformative Workforce Academy, HCRC at SLU etc): bit.ly/2y4XseX @chriskingstl Tony Messenger Aisha Sultan

Editorial: "COVID-19 Exposes Need for Progressive Criminal Justice Reform" calls for reducing jail & prison admissions, wider adoption of compassionate release, elimination of cash bail, better care & conditions in facilities, & long-term reforms bit.ly/2y54ssA #COVID19

This was humbling. So happy that people could attend who never would have been able to otherwise.

New digital copy of the Criminologist online. My colleagues from HCRC at SLU (inc. @Dr_DylanJackson, Alex Testa, @LJaegers) and I have a piece about health criminology with attention to #COVID19. Also check out the great lead piece from 𝕍𝕠𝕝𝕜𝕒𝕟 𝕋𝕠𝕡𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕚! asc41.com/Criminologist/…

"An increase in research partnerships between criminologists and scholars from allied disciplines is sorely needed" HCRC at SLU is leading the charge with @Dr_DylanJackson @dsemenzcrim Alex Testa #OT #occupationalscience #JusticeOT #collaborate #TWH

Big news out of Missouri today. MacArthur Justice Center ACLU of Missouri & Wilkinson Walsh reached a landmark settlement of the hep C class action against Missouri Department of Corrections and Corizon. Read more here: macarthurjustice.org/missouri-depar…

LEPH2021 September eNews out now! buff.ly/33Dt3Ah #LEPH2021 @scleph Public Health Law Watch APHA @CPKN_Online CSKA 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇨🇦

Only two weeks left to get your abstract or session proposal submitted to present at @LEPH2021! -Research & education -Developments in digital/cyberspace -Emergency preparedness &biosecurity/pandemics -Human trafficking & sexual exploitation leph2021philadelphia.com

My new paper in @socscimed finds that mothers are significantly more likely to suffer health limitations after a son is incarcerated, and the detrimental health effect persists for several years beyond their son’s initial incarceration. 1/ Link: doi.org/10.1016/j.socs…