Join the Justice Information Resource Network (JIRN) on August 7, 2025, from 2:00–3:00 pm (Eastern) for an exclusive members-only interview panel exploring contemporary research and prevention strategies on hate crimes. Moderated […]
The upcoming report examines the effects of active shooter drills and other school security measures on the mental, emotional, and behavioral health of K–12 students and staff. It offers evidence-based […]
The Arizona Criminal Justice Commission (ACJC) Statistical Analysis Center (SAC) in partnership with the Arizona State University School of Criminology & Criminal Justice administers the Arizona Youth Survey (AYS) every […]
Join us for this members-only virtual meeting, featuring JIRN’s Annual Business Meeting and a series of breakout discussions on pressing issues in the field. Topics will include funding and budgeting […]
This free online conference will feature presentations from state Statistical Analysis Centers on their recent research and data analysis on compelling criminal and juvenile justice issues of the day. Participants […]
This Brown Bag session will feature presentations from our Idaho and Wyoming SACs discussing their Yearwood Award-winning publications in the Statistical/Management category. Thomas Strauss will discuss Idaho's Sexual Violence in […]
This free Brown bag webinar features New York State Statistical Analysis Center staff who will present two Tableau dashboards detailing data from the state’s juvenile justice system. Stefan Ivanov will […]
This free Brown bag webinar will feature presentations from the Maine and New Jersey SACs on their Yearwood Award-winning Dashboards. In FY21, the Maine Statistical Analysis Center (SAC) used SJS […]
Postponed This free webinar features Sarah Fineran, Research Director at the Iowa Department of Corrections, as she describes the tool she and colleagues developed and implemented in Iowa to help […]
In Vermont, research by the Crime Research Group, Inc. (CRG) revealed that in five jurisdictions, just 20 individuals accounted for 6–11% of all police calls for service—most of which were non-criminal in nature. These findings highlighted the need for a new approach to support individuals with complex challenges and reduce unnecessary involvement with the justice […]
