I'm SO excited to say that the first study from my dissertation has now been published. This paper adopts a social network approach that specifically defines social support as the resources exchanged through social ties and finds... 1/6 🧵
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Not all probation relationships are created equal.
Check out this new article from Alward (@lalward3), Bryson (@SaraBryson13), & Landaverde that focuses on probation officer-client relationship.
Read the full article at the Journal of Crime and Justice: https://t.co/SW2QPtJLLa
Thank you @asunews and @MaryBethFaller for covering our work!
ASU professor, Arizona inmate work to rehabilitate the 'imprisoned mind' https://t.co/xy2XxdIe5y
Congrats to @jacobtnyoung for earning the Association of Crime Analysts Innovator Award! 🏆 Honored for his groundbreaking work in crime analysis, research and mapping. 🌟 #BeTheSolution
@ASCRM41 week is upon us! Come check out our panel with presentations by the amazing team at @nyccja, as well as incredible scholars @jenpeirce, @ianasilver, and Twitterless Jason Walker and Matthew DeMichele!
Check out this latest publication by @Opshaw_2, @ojmarrh, and myself!
Full article: Intersectionality in probation: examining gender and race disparities in probation conditions and sentence length https://t.co/l2WnjnbMc0
Please stop by a Prison Pandemic Exhibit at Exhibit Hall when you attend #ASCSanFran24#ASCriminology24 to look, listen, and imagine the experience of being incarcerated during a global pandemic. @UCIprisonpndmic https://t.co/XuTpuxKWEo
🚨2024 General Election - Early Voting Day 1 Complete!
📢Highest Day 1 NYC Early Voting turnout EVER
Manhattan: 38,237
Bronx: 16,462
Brooklyn: 40,289
Queens: 31,671
Staten Island: 13,486
Total # of Early Voting Check-Ins: 140,145*
*Unofficial as of close of polls
We are proud to celebrate our #CCJ PhD alumni making strides in criminal justice. Katelyn Golladay, PhD ('18), won the ASC's Young Career Award, Janne Gaub, PhD ('15) & Daniela Oramas Mora, PhD were elected to leadership positions in the organization's Division of Policing.
Congrats to Professor Kristy Holtfreter for receiving the Mentoring Award from the American Society of Criminology! Her dedication to students’ intellectual and professional growth beyond the classroom is inspiring. Thank you, Dr. Holtfreter! 👏 #BeTheSolution#Mentorship
Please join our ASC Presidential Panel: Prison Education Matters on Wednesday, Nov 13, from 11:00 am to 12:20 pm. This panel will interrogate the movement to expand public higher education opportunities for incarcerated students in California. @KerametR
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🎙️Announcing The 30 Year Project!
Hosted by @jduffyrice, this podcast from @VeraInstitute examines the harms of #MassIncarceration in the U.S. over the past 30 years—from the #1994CrimeBill to present day.
Listen to #The30YearProject trailer to learn more:
https://t.co/iPQMVrGQIW
If you are a member of the American Society of Criminology, look out for an e-mail on Monday 9/9 that describes our petition to form a division of health and disability criminology. It was a pleasure working with @ChantalFahmy & Danielle Wallace on this.
Congratulations to Katie Brown, PhD('23) for receiving the American Society of Criminology’s Division of Policing Outstanding Dissertation Award. This award honors exceptional quality, originality, analytical skills and a significant contribution to the field of policing.
We need help recognizing your achievements at ASC this year. Nominate yourself or a colleague for one of our awards today! Applications are due on Aug. 31st.