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The Center is now accepting donations to help support our work toward achieving our vision of “safe communities achieved through humane, rational, and well-informed justice.” Our mission is to work with justice system professionals and their partners to collaboratively identify and implement effective, evidence-based strategies that reduce harm and improve justice system outcomes. The Center
Just as research has identified specific evidence-based programs and practices for correctional supervision and treatment, it has also identified ways to successfully implement these programs and practices. This document presents a framework for successfully implementing the NPRC’s ten practice targets. Implementation science is the scientific study of methods to promote and facilitate the systematic incorporation
Read more from the Association of American Universities Campus Activity Report “Combating Sexual Assault and Misconduct“about the Center’s work with the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA), the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), Applied Research Services (ARS), and Holly Rider–Milkovich of EverFi – on an exciting national initiative to reduce campus sexual assault. Our team, with support
The Center for Effective Public Policy (CEPP) and its partners – the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA), the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), Applied Research Services (ARS), and Holly Rider–Milkovich of EverFi – are collaborating on an exciting national initiative to reduce campus sexual assault. Funded by the Department of Justice’s SMART Office,
The Center for Effective Public Policy is seeking applications in response to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) in order to maintain a “prequalified” list of subcontractors and individual consultants to provide assistance to and support the efforts of the Center in its work. The Center is seeking to prequalify subject matter experts in the following
The Center for Effective Public Policy (in partnership with Applied Research Services) provided technical assistance to Rhode Island’s Parole Board to validate and improve their risk assessment tool, and update the state’s parole decision making policies to reflect these changes. The goal of the project was to enhance public safety and promote successful reentry in
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