Grateful for this collaboration and wonderful team of experts.

Report: America’s growing movement to divert youth out of the justice system jjie.org/2024/03/28/rep…

Beyond shameful. I have no words. apple.news/Aa7QFvUOXRTeY5…

Sleep problems were elevated among youth exposed to police violence on digital media, as shown in this first article (w/ Rebecca Fix & Alexander Testa) using our Baltimore-based data (Survey of Police-Adolescent Contact Experiences). More research forthcoming. jpeds.com/article/S0022-…

The data are! Datum = singular and data = plural. I will die on this hill!

New pub📢 in the Journals of Gerontology w/Alexander Testa + Dylan B. Jackson leading the project. We find that individuals w/incarceration hx are more likely to report difficulties w/ADLs & walking, cancer, depression & chronic lung disease.
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.Dan Semenza, Dylan B. Jackson and I found that juveniles incarcerated in adult facilities experienced more symptoms related to depression and anxiety in early adulthood (18-37 years of age).

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With a new Whole Pie report, we can re-up one of our favorite graphics with 2022 survey data from Alliance for Safety and Justice.

The data shows again and again that victims of crime do not want mass incarceration, but want to hold people accountable through options beyond prison.

If your county government claims a shiny new jail is needed to help people 'get services,' you're welcome to refer them to the mythbusting section of our 'Whole Pie' report. Jails have never offered anything remotely close to real healthcare. It's doubtful they would start now.

New UCSF Benioff SF study in JAMA Network Open presenting at #SAHM24 today
Led by Julia Raney w/ Kyle T. Ganson Alexander Testa Dylan B. Jackson Matthew Pantell Claire Brindis 🔗 tinyurl.com/st3u64ea UCSF Pediatrics CPR3 #ACEs

New in AJPH - A first, comprehensive analysis of fatal & nonfatal injurious shootings by police in the US - including when they happened and who they injured.

Until now, we’ve only been looking at half the picture. (doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2…)

Such critical work from Julie Ward and colleagues in AJPH documenting police shootings in the US with excellent commentary from Justin Nix. A vital example of interdisciplinary analysis and collaboration.

NEW SURVEY: CGVS researchers found that 76% of U.S. adults support strategies that involve police and mental health professionals responding together to certain mental health or substance use situations. Details: publichealth.jhu.edu/a-new-national…

The latest in ⁦AJPH⁩ from our team (led by ⁦Julie Ward⁩) on the “National Burden of Injury and Deaths From Shootings by Police in the United States, 2015‒2020” | AJPH | Vol. 114 Issue 4 ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/AJ…

Our latest work on adverse childhood experiences and children's firearm exposure, with Abigail Novak leading the team (@dsemenzcrim Alexander Testa Nia Heard-Garris, MD, MSc (she/they) and Dr. Colleen Gutman). jpeds.com/article/S0022-…