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Tuesday April 9, 2013 (10:00 am- 12:00 noon)
U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, HVC 201

This is the CEBCP’s sixth Congressional Briefing, held jointly with the Scottish Institute for Policing Research, entitled “Moving Beyond Arrest: Research on Policing and Young People.” Scholars on both sides of the Atlantic joined forces to present research findings on this important and timely topic.

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Presentations:

• Thomas Feucht (Acting Deputy Director, National Institute of Justice)
  Opening remarks (Video)

• Dennis Rosenbaum (University of Illinois, Chicago)
  Police-youth encounters: Defining and addressing the legitimacy problem.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Jennifer Fratello (Vera Institute of Justice)
  Looking beyond the statistics: Planning and launching a study of young people and  stop, question and frisk in New York City.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Leda Blackwood (St. Andrews University/SIPR)
  The Muslim airport story: How practices of surveillance unite old and young.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Jeffrey Murer (St. Andrews University/SIPR)
  Young people and collective violence: Identity performance, communication, and expressions of belonging through violence.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Robin Engel (University of Cincinnati) and William Graham (Glasgow Caledonian University)
  Reducing gang violence across cities and cultures: Experiences from Cincinnati, Ohio and Glasgow, Scotland.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Jean McGloin (University of Maryland)
  Thinking about juvenile delinquency from a social network perspective.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Charles Katz (Arizona State University)
  Phoenix CeaseFire and its implications for policing gangs.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Susan McVie (University of Edinburgh/SIPR)
  Young people’s contact with the police: Context and consequences.
  (Presentation | Video)

• Alistair Henry (University of Edinburgh/SIPR)
  Doing partnership working: Challenges and pitfalls.
  (Presentation | Video)