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Tag: policy

February 12, 2018 JohnJayREC

The Trace — States Set Aside Millions of Dollars for Crime Victims. But Some Gun Violence Survivors Don’t Get the Funds They Desperately Need

Elizabeth Van Brocklin The Trace … A resource does exist to help vulnerable crime victims, including gunshot survivors, though many

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March 13, 2017 JohnJayREC

Savings Rate

Community-based services provided by Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. may generate considerable savings by reducing the need for commitment and out-of-home placement among court-involved youth.

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April 10, 2016 JohnJayREC

Street by Street: Chapter 1

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

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April 10, 2016 JohnJayREC

Street by Street: Chapter 2

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

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April 10, 2016 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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April 10, 2016 JohnJayREC

Street by Street: Chapter 4

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

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