Projects
Our work is driven by a diverse community of scholars who conduct justice-focused, community-oriented theoretically grounded work.
Scholar
- Andrade 1
- Aunger 1
- Ayres 1
- Badiei 3
- Baskin-Sommers 1
- Bell 3
- Betts 1
- Bradford 1
- Camacho 1
- Cox 2
- Dessources 1
- Diodati 1
- Erickson 1
- Friedman 1
- Gluck 1
- Goff 1
- Granot 1
- Gripp 6
- Hinton 1
- Jha 1
- Johnston 3
- Katsaros 5
- Kazar 1
- Kim 1
- Kraschel 1
- LaGratta 1
- Lewis 1
- McDonald 1
- Meares 13
- Meyer 1
- O'Brien 1
- Parigi 1
- Peyton 1
- Pineda 1
- Prowse 1
- Puglisi 1
- Quattlebaum 3
- Sarnoff 5
- Schoenebeck 1
- Seau 1
- Sperrazza 1
- Stewart-James 1
- Tyler 14
- Vaughn 3
- Venkatesh 5
- Wang 1
- Weaver 1
- Wheelwright 1
- Yang 1
- courts 1
The Concord Project: The Connecticut State Department of Correction Procedural Justice Training and Evaluation
In partnership with the Connecticut State Department of Correction and LaGratta Consulting, The Justice Collaboratory designed and evaluated an intervention focused on increasing procedural justice inside correctional facilities.
Qualitative Assessment of Project Longevity in New Haven, CT
This study qualitatively examined Project Longevity, Connecticut’s largest GVI initiative, to contribute to the limited literature on implementation of gun violence reduction strategies.
Community Vitality Study
The Community Vitality Study (CVS) is a series of research surveys of police officers and the residents of US cities. The primary goal of the CVS is to better understand the views that both residents and police officers have on police-community relations and other local public policy issues.