Nadine Jurrat’s Post

Myths about FASD can create barriers in the justice system, but accurate knowledge can lead to fairer outcomes and better support. To learn more, check out our infographic on the intersections of FASD and the justice system: https://lnkd.in/eKCzcH3Z

While many are familiar with RCT studies, Regression Discontinuity Design offers a powerful approach to evaluation. In this brief, WestEd's Justice and Prevention Research Center team describes RDD in the context of crime and justice issues: https://bit.ly/3QqWPRX

Last week, our experts presented the key findings of the second chapter of the 2022 edition of the International Benchmarking Study on the performance of public services in the realm of Social Safety and launched the interactive dashboard. Additionally, they launched the interactive dashboard. The event provided an overview of crime-related challenges, with an emphasis on crime prevention and criminal justice strategies, while also highlighting international trends and best practices. Did you miss the event? Discover the 10 Key Findings, International Trends, and Best Practices: https://lnkd.in/dJjURf4W Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties Iwona Karwot, PhD Frans Van Dongen Miranda Lovell-Prescod Björn Hölbling Paolo Giovanetti Lorenzo Pasculli

Hey there, Political Posse! Welcome back to another episode of 'Explain That To Me Again?' where ONC reporter Vinaya Johnson breaks down the current problems with FAFSA and all the uproar it caused. Stay tuned as we navigate the latest twists and turns in the world of student financial aid. 🎥📚💵#ONC #OurNationalConversation #FAFSAFrustrations #InternInsights #PoliticalNews #Politics #FinancialAid

With #MartynsLaw coming in, you need to include up to date information about how the public behave in perceived hostile attacks. We have a free guide on that, funded by ESRC: Economic and Social Research Council: https://lnkd.in/eX-yCsyw

Reminder: We have a live webinar on "What is Human trafficking and What Can We Do About It" this Tuesday, April 16th at 6pm ET. Register below. https://lnkd.in/ep3zWm9Q

Just off the Better Justice Partnership workshop on policy influencing priorities and strategy for the criminal justice system representing Catch22. I am feeling more curious about the incredible work that’s being done by our partners across the sector and ambitious about what we can achieve despite the political and communication challenges we are facing. One thought I keep on returning to is that as criminal justice sector our policy suggestions must be rooted in evidence and experience but our communication of these issues must tailored to our audience (and our audience is not our policy peers!) - the politicians, the public that elect them and the media landscape that nourishes or poisons both. This is why I am glad this partnership exists, the research they have already conducted with Gemma Buckland and Tom O’Grady on policy communication is absolutely vital and needs to inform our strategy carefully. The public is more open minded that we give them credit, as long as we put in the work to take them with us on our conclusions.

Reminder: We have a live webinar on "What is Human trafficking and What Can We Do About It" this Tuesday, April 16th at 6pm ET. Register below. https://lnkd.in/e334GqkX

Having a read through this would be time well spent by any risk management professionals.

Friday Focus. Insightful critique of critical issues of our day. FRIDAY FOCUS: Human Trafficking Human trafficking is a grave violation of human rights and a global issue that transcends borders, socio-economic status, and age groups. This position paper aims to define human trafficking, elucidate its various forms, and explore its origins and development. https://lnkd.in/gyqMTvh3