Jasmine Engleton

Research Analyst

Justice Information Resource Network

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Location: FrederickMD

Educational Degree(s):
• PhD

Discipline: Community Psychology

Years of Experience: 6-10 years

Victimization Focus

• Campus Sexual Assault
• Dating Violence (Teen)
• Domestic and Family Violence
• Sexual Abuse or Violence
• Vicarious Trauma

Special Populations

• Formerly incarcerated/justice-involved
• Homeless/housing insecure
• Urban
• Women and girls of color

Victim Research Expertise

• Community-based participatory research
• Data collection
• Descriptive studies
• Needs assessment
• Program evaluation
• Qualitative studies

Additional Research Expertise

• Community-based participatory research
• Data collection
• Needs assessment
• Program evaluation
• Qualitative studies

About the Researcher

Jasmine Engleton, Ph.D., is a community psychologist, gender-based violence scholar, and evaluator dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence. With extensive experience researching survivors from diverse backgrounds, she employs a trauma-informed approach to identify solutions and promote healing. Dr. Engleton currently works at JIRN, where she serves as a principal investigator on an evaluation project examining how two domestic violence organizations use flexible funding models to enhance survivor safety, housing stability, and well-being. In this role, she bridges the gap between researchers and practitioners, advancing knowledge on victimization and harm reduction strategies.