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John Jay College Research and Evaluation Center

Building the Evidence Base for Justice and Safety

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Category: CBVP Final Report

CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 1

April 10, 2016September 24, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 1

In 2010 and 2011, OJJDP sought applications to fund community-based violence prevention initiatives.

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CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 2

April 10, 2016February 26, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 2

The Brooklyn program area and comparison area experienced similar crime patterns during the study.

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CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 3

April 10, 2016February 26, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 3

Violence generally increased from 2010 to 2015 and the increases were larger in CBVP areas.

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CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 4

April 10, 2016February 26, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 4

The outcome evaluation failed to detect measurable effects of CBVP at the community level.

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CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 5

April 10, 2016February 26, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 5

Violent crime trends in CBVP areas failed to demonstrate positive effects of the initiative.

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CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 6

April 10, 2016February 26, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 6

Violence was declining and the decrease may have been more pronounced among youth in CBVP areas.

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CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 7

April 10, 2016February 26, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 7

Violence in Newark may have simply followed a pattern common to other large cities in New Jersey.

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CBVP Final Report

Street by Street: Chapter 8

April 10, 2016February 26, 2018by JohnJayREC
Street by Street: Chapter 8

The CBVP program may have improved communities, but the study could not identify consistent effects.

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