Registration is now open for Webinar #3 in the three-part series on “AI in the Justice System – An Evidence-Based Frontier.”

The Fall 2026 Translational Criminology Magazine is Hot Off the Press! This issue features: Gamification as Strategy: Making Evidence-Based Policing Stick BY HECTOR PEREZ Bridging the Data Gap: Accessibility, Transparency, and Utility in Use-of-Force Dashboards BY ALYSSA GOODREAU, DAVID A. MAKIN, & DALE WILLITS The 2026 Inductees into the Evidence-Based Policing Hall of Fame FEATURING…

The Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy is proud to announce the release of the updated and free 2026 introductory videos on crime analysis by technology, data, and analysis expert and member of the Evidence-Based Policing Hall of Fame JAMIE ROUSH: “Crime & Intelligence Analysis for Operations” provides a practical introduction to the core concepts of…

Thank you for joining us for Webinar #2 in the special three-part webinar series, AI in the Justice System – An Evidence-Based Frontier. To watch the webinar, visit the webinar website here.

Tenure-Track Assistant Professor Position George Mason University’s Department of Criminology, Law and Society invites applicants for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor position to start in August 2027. While the position is open to all individuals, the Department strongly prefers applicants with expertise in cybercrime and related areas. About George Mason University: George Mason University is…

REGISTER HERE for this special webinar hosted by the Police Research Advancement Section of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)

Thank you for joining us for the first webinar in this series. A recording is now available at the webinar series website. 

The Spring 2026 Translational Criminology Magazine is now hot off the press. This issue showcases excellent examples of research use, translation, and institutionalization. For example, lessons, benefits, and challenges from research-practitioner partnerships are detailed by Jimmy Chapman and Sue-Ming Yang’s article on co-responders and Charles Hendrickson and Johanna Lacoe’s feature on early representation for charged…

Distinguished University Professor Cynthia Lum of George Mason University and Director of its Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy will deliver the 2026 Jerry Lee Lecture at the Stockholm Criminology Symposium on June 10, where the Stockholm Prize will be awarded. Lum will be discussing the “special sauce” behind institutionalizing evidence-based practices in policing, as revealed…

The International Police Executive Symposium will be held June 21-26 in Portugal. See below for more details: