Peter Moskos And now there’s a renewed effort to cancel the Vollmer award. But those two are certainly prizes to have in one’s collection

Today is the day! It’s not too late to register for SPI webinar on Gunshot Detection Technology

Our partners in the COPS Office are providing an Organizational Assessment of the Charlottesville, Virginia Police Department (CPD). As this program's training and technical assistance provider, CNA is excited to work with CPD to build capacity in multiple areas, including

Join one of the best criminal justice programs in the nation with faculty and staff who are super productive and simply put - good people! Omaha is a beautiful city, the campus is innovative and vibrant, the Mavericks athletics are outstanding, and the SCCJ...BIG things ahead!

Our new paper in Criminology demonstrates how leaving gangs improves mental health, drawing on the stress process perspective and data from the Northwestern Juvenile Project

In 2020, there was the largest one-year increase in homicide since 1960. This year, the US is experiencing the largest decrease. What's driving the spike and the decline? Gun crime. Here's a graphic of non-gun homicide to make that point.

This woman, who comes from a family of combat veterans, is angry at the Gold Star families who invited the loathsome piece of shit to Arlington National Cemetery — and she has a point. 🙌🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The list of gaps in Georgia’s gun laws is long. Perhaps most relevant to school shootings is child access prevention laws requiring gun owners to lock guns away from underage youth. Safe gun storage is smart way to prevent any shooting by juveniles regardless of laws.

As the topic of crime trends, immigrants, and public safety heats up during the election cycle, we should follow the data and not feelings. My new op-ed in The Hill | thehill.com/opinion/immigr…

Join the innovative team at CNA! We're on the lookout for a gifted Defense Acquisition Research Scientist to become part of our #DataScience Division. Whether you excel in leading projects or showcasing your scientific expertise, we welcome you to bring your skills to the table.

A dazzling Bristol Uni Press discount that you could spend on 👇. I happen to be (partially) presenting on this tomorrow at 9:30am, (basement, 0.29) with the wonderful Kanupriya Sharma and David Shipley

Excited to share our new article, "Keeping it Real: A Signaling Theory Perspective on Authentic Claims of Gang Membership Made on Social Media," now out in Theoretical Criminology. Co-authored with James Densley and Lindsey Insco Inbox me for a copy journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

This is a must read Vital City article by Anthony Braga. Addressing injustice is vital, but failing to support a mountain of research on how to address violent crime is also malign neglect.

Evaluation can inform ways in which programs can better serve their intended recipients. Our #NIJJournal article looks at evals of tech-based crime victim services, w/ the goal of ensuring services meet desired outcomes/needs: nij.ojp.gov/topics/article… OJP OVC

With an active interest in policing, gangs, homicide, corrections, and even dept admin, the conversation with ASU Criminal Justice and longtime UMSL_CCJ professor Scott Decker by former student and now gang-guru in his very own right, David Pyrooz, covers it all. Check out our latest

The School of Law and School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work is delighted to announce Dr Rigoni will be talking about the expansion of criminal law in Europe as part of QUB Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice seminar series. Come and join us! SSESW at Queen's QUB School of Law @QUBcriminology #QUBCrim

See our piece on pp. 5-7 in Translational Criminology Magazine CEBCP at Mason (Thaddeus Lateef Johnson, Dr. Bill Sabol, & Natasha N Johnson, EdD) that unpacks the narrowing racial disparity in prisons to help ensure that progress isn't overstated. cebcp.org/wp-content/upl… Council on Criminal Justice GSU Dept. of Criminal Justice and Criminology Andrew Young School 👇🏽