Olivia Shaw

Doctoral Candidate @ASUCrimJustice | Corrections Scholar w/ a focus on punishment and gender/race disparities| Dog mom to Obadiah

[CA Corrections @CACorrections]

Kern Valley State Prison has implemented a new Canine Companion #dogtraining program on their Level III Non-Designated Program Facility.

The Canine Companion organization arrived May 6 with three-month-old puppies named Owen, Sweetpea, Flicker and Vivid.

[ASU Criminal Justice @ASUCrimJustice]

We are excited to announce that Rebecca Loftus, PhD has been promoted to Associate Teaching Professor. This is a well-deserved promotion for Dr. Loftus!

[Olivia Shaw @Opshaw_2]

Love showing students how we can use research to improve reentry, reduce harm, and build a more just system. Turning big questions into real-world impact—let’s go! Big shoutout to @GreenHurcules for the opportunity to teach @csuf

[ASU Center for Correctional Solutions @CCS_ASU]

We are excited to share the official details of the 6th installment of {Ink}arcerated!

Friday May 16, 2025 6-10pm
Arizona Center Suite 1130
Downtown Phoenix, Arizona

Free admission.
Validated parking for up to 2 hours.

For more information, visit: https://t.co/WSlAqVoHUQ

[ASU Criminal Justice @ASUCrimJustice]

Congratulations to Kaelyn Sanders, PhD, Michigan State University, on successfully defending your dissertation! We can't wait to welcome you to ASU this fall as an assistant professor. #CommunityForGood

[ASU Criminal Justice @ASUCrimJustice]

A big congratulations to Karla Moreno Arias, manager of academic advising, for earning the Watts College Excellence in Staff Award! Her dedication to student success and academic support has made a lasting impact.

[ASU Criminal Justice @ASUCrimJustice]

Congratulations to Kevin Wright, associate professor and director of the Center for Correctional Solutions, on receiving the Watts College Community Solutions Scholar Award! His commitment to research and justice reform continues to create meaningful change.

[Kathryn Tapp @tapp_kathryn]

Friday is the day 🩸

[Kevin Wright @kwrightCRJ]

Learning with the Others: Perspective-Taking and the Future of Criminal Justice in the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program is free to download for a limited time in celebration of it being named 2024 article of the year by @JCJEducation!

Get it here: https://t.co/vUtZv1LNJD

[Briana Whitney @BrianaWhitney]

"Why did it go that far? She was just a baby."

14-year-old Emily Pike's mom gives tearful interview after her daughter's remains were found dismembered in bags in Gila County, AZ.

Emily is a Native teen from the San Carlos Apache tribe and was staying at a group home in Mesa when she ran away and disappeared. She was last seen alive Jan. 27th. The search for her killer is continues...

[Dr. Danielle Slakoff @DSlakoffPhD]

CW: Child death, child harm.

Emily Pike needs justice. I have not seen any coverage about Emily in the national media.

[Journal of Crime and Justice @JournalofCandJ]

Recent research shows the validity and reliability of the new Perceived Liability Scale in probation and parole work.

Check out this new article by Viglione (@CJViglione), Paul, and Ray.

Read the full article at the Journal of Crime and Justice: https://t.co/avNhgTMPXC

[Prison Policy Initiative @PrisonPolicy]

More than 50% of people in state prisons are punished at least 1x/year for misconduct, and almost all of them face harsh sanctions like solitary confinement.

Prison discipline is a system of petty tyranny with devastating consequences.
https://t.co/xwJewxmFKE

[Prison Policy Initiative @PrisonPolicy]

Notably, a KY jailer admits one of the flaws of the carceral system: Jails "are running a hospital, laundromat, restaurant, hotel, mental health facility & rehabilitation center"

The simple solution? Decarcerate & stop funneling people into the system
https://t.co/6zfBiJYoKN

[Graduate Student Committee CCJ at ASU @gsc_ccjasu]

For our last but not least week of Black History Month, we are highlighting Cynthia Mackey! You can read more about Cynthia and her work here: https://t.co/NbuNL23D8A

[Kevin Wright @kwrightCRJ]

Thank you @asunews and @MaryBethFaller for covering our work!

ASU professor, Arizona inmate work to rehabilitate the 'imprisoned mind' https://t.co/xy2XxdIe5y

[Christopher Webb @cwebbonline]

I love this so much!

At the inauguration, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wore a distinctive collar adorned with cowrie shells, which are believed to offer protection from evil in African traditions.

This choice mirrors the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s practice of using collars to convey a message.

[Northeastern Criminology & Criminal Justice @NU_SCCJ]

@GoodsonMarva,  Assistant Professor in the @ASUCrimJustice at @ASU, is this year's Schulman Speaker.

🗓️ Tuesday, January 28th, 2025
🕐 12:00 PM-1:00 PM
📍 Curry Student Center 333

Register today: https://t.co/uZebUbraZh

[ASU Criminal Justice @ASUCrimJustice]

Congrats to @jacobtnyoung for earning the Association of Crime Analysts Innovator Award! 🏆 Honored for his groundbreaking work in crime analysis, research and mapping. 🌟 #BeTheSolution

[Olivia Shaw @Opshaw_2]

Today was a productive day, I rewrote my abstract and introduction to another student led manuscript! I’m excited to see where this paper ends up!