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Center for Victim Research Library serves as a one-stop resource for victim service providers and researchers to connect and share knowledge to increase (1) access to victim research and data and (2) the utility of research and data collection to crime victim services nationwide.
We are continually adding victim research materials to this repository. If you have materials you would like to share, please contact us at librarian@victimresearch.org.
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Ervin, Storm; Jagannath, Jahnavi; Zweig, Janine; Willison, Janeen Buck; Jones, Kierra; Maskolunas, Katy; McCarty, Benjamin; Agha, Chafica
(Urban Institute, 2020)
Women are the fastest-growing incarcerated population in the United States. Despite this drastic increase, correctional institutions often lack awareness and understanding of the victimization that many—if not most—incarcerated ...
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Robinson, Taylor; Linsares, Alyssa
(Crime Victims' Institute, 2020)
This fact sheet discusses prevalence of different forms of domestic violence, the consequences, and the connection to how technology and online services can be used to perpetuate intimate partner violence. (CVRL Abstract)
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Gonzalez, Jennifer Reingle; Molsberry, Rebecca; Maskaly, Jonathan; Jetelina, Katelyn
(Springer Open, 2020)
COVID-19 has caused a wave of research publications in academic and pre-print outlets which have resulted in several high-profile retractions. While the breadth of emerging research has been instrumental in understanding ...
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Unknown author (National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), 2020)
This brief is a summary of the longer report by NCEA/NAPSA of the same title: "This brief will: Define mandated reporting and provide up to date information about who is required to report. Delve into the policy questions ...
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Unknown author (National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), 2020)
This brief focuses on mandated reporting of abuse of older adults and adults with disabilities to Adult Protective Services (APS). While most APS programs consider mandated reporting an essential tool for addressing harm ...
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