Dan Simon, a Sociology graduate student affiliated with the CU Population Center, is co-author on this article recently accepted for publication. Houle, Jason N., Fenaba Addo, and Daniel H. Simon. “Young, Black, and (Still) In the Red: Parental Wealth, Race, and Student Loan Debt.” Forthcoming, Race and Social Problems
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jimi adams’ guest commentary in the Denver Post Opinion shares interesting insight and valuable scientific observation on this important topic.
Amanda Barrientez and David Pyrooz took part in an panel hosted by the Gang Reduction Initiative of Denver (GRID), a network of federal, state, and local governmental agencies, local businesses, schools, and community-based, grassroots, and faith-based organizations that has been in operation since 2010. GRID is a comprehensive model organized around prevention, intervention, suppression, and community mobilization. The
Amanda Barrientez (SOCY DEPT) has received a $1,000 graduate student award from the Center to Advance Research and Teaching in the Social Sciences (CARTSS) to fund her dissertation research investigating the traumatic life histories of men who were previously involved gang members and are currently incarcerated.
CSPV’s independent fact-finding report examining the events and circumstances leading to the 2013 fatal shooting at Arapahoe High School and offering recommendations for improvements in school safety is featured and discussed extensively …
IBS is undergoing a Strategic Planning process designed to craft a vision for the future and pathways to achieve that vision.
Lori Hunter was an invited panelist at a Tuesday conference at the Institute for Public Knowledge at NYU. The conference theme was “Will Climate Change Health?” and Lori spoke on the connections between climate, migration and health.
Lori Hunter has accepted an invitation to join the Editorial Board of the journal Global Environmental Change. Click here to visit the journal website.
While it may not be a surprise that the number of elderly inmates is growing in the United States, the pace of that growth and the complexity of the inmates’ health problems is posing new challenges to researchers, policymakers and correctional employees.
