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  • ResilienceCon

    ResilienceCon™ is an international conference that focuses on strengths-based approaches for research, prevention, and intervention on violence and other adversities. The organizers at Life Paths Research Center take a multidimensional approach to resilience. They believe—and the science supports—that there are many pathways to healing and most people use multiple assets and resources to overcome trauma. […]

  • Webinar, Crisis Within Crisis: IPV and Climate-Related Disasters

    As climate change intensifies displacement and instability, this roundtable explores the emerging linkages between environmental disasters and increased risk of intimate partner violence. The webinar is part of a series hosted by The National Health Initiative on Violence and Abuse at FUTURES, the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Women’s Health and Gender Equity, and the Bloomberg American Health […]

    Free
  • Webinar, Economic Justice & The Cost of Safety: Economic abuse, Sexual Harassment, Tech-faciliated Abuse

    This session reveals new insight on emergent and understudied issues from economic abuse, financial insecurity, tech-facilitated violence, to sexual harassment. It interrogates systemic inequality as a root cause and consequence of intimate partner violence, and highlights economic support as a pathway to survivor safety. The webinar is part of a series hosted by The National Health […]

    Free
  • Research on Small Area Estimation for the National Crime Victimization Survey

    Presenters on this webinar from the Bureau of Justice Statistics will deliver a methodological overview on producing overall state estimates and demographic subgroup estimates from NCVS data using multivariate Bayesian small area estimation (SAE) models. This session will cover model formulation, the challenges of applying SAE techniques to victimization survey data, and the implications for […]

    Free
  • Youth Crime: Falling Numbers, Rising Alarm

    Youth crime has fallen dramatically over the past three decades, with juvenile arrests at their lowest level since 1996. Yet serious and highly visible incidents involving large groups of young people are raising legitimate public concern. Responses to these “teen takeover” events require delicate balances between protecting public safety and holding young people accountable while […]