Skeem Lab | Risk Resilience Research
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Risk Resilience Research Lab @UCBerkeley led by Dr. Jennifer Skeem
Berkeley, CA
Joined January 2019
New insights on youth reoffending! Join @CSGJC, @UMassChan @UMass_SPARC & UC Berkeley’s @SkeemLab for a webinar on Brief 2 of the Youth Protective Factors Study. Register now: #ProtectiveFactors #JuvenileJustice
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Just released! New insights from the Youth Protective Factors Study show that youth with specific protective factors are less likely to reoffend. Discover how this research can help jurisdictions make decisions to improve public safety & youth outcomes:
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Check out our latest publication: Research by Christopher Lowenkamp, Jennifer Skeem, and Lina Montoya reveals how risk assessments reduce racial disparities in pretrial detention. Read the full paper here:
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🚨 Join our webinar with @CSGJC & @UMassChan on the Youth Protective Factors Study! With youth crime concerns rising, discover how risk factors & services impact reoffending. Register now: #ProtectiveFactors #ImproveYouthOutcomes
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New study alert! 🚨 We partnered with @CSGJC & @UMassChan to explore youth reoffending. The Youth Protective Factors Study tracks key risks & protective factors in thousands of youth. Learn more: #ImproveYouthOutcomes #ProtectiveFactors
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🎉 Thrilled to share that un-TILTED! won Gold at the 2024 Serious Play Awards! 🏆 Honored for its innovative approach to teaching self-control and life skills through play. #SeriousPlayAwards #unTILTED
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We have another opening! Do you want to be part of a team driving innovative solutions to complex problems? We're seeking a dedicated Research Assistant to support impactful projects at UC Berkeley. .#ResearchAssistant #UCBerkeley #JoinOurTeam
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Dive into our latest research spotlight! Discover the impactful work of the RRR Lab on the effects of juvenile fee repeal in Alameda County, CA. Learn how this policy change reduces financial stress on families and improves probation outcomes. #JuvenileJustice #ProbationReform
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Join Our Team! .We're seeking a positive, dedicated Youth Development Specialist for our innovative videogame-supported, school-based therapeutic program! . #JobOpportunity #YouthDevelopment #UCBerkeley #JoinOurTeam
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We are so excited to be part of this great work.
We're revolutionizing #mentalhealth crisis response with our innovative Person-Centered Triage Approach (#PCTA), currently poised to deploy in three emergency call centers across the country.
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RT @MeadowsInst: @SozoseiFdn @aaaicdrfdn Learn more about #PCTA by watching this video from last year’s @SozoseiFdn #SozoseiSummit to Decri….
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We are still hiring - if you know anyone interested please send them our way! #HIRINGNOW @GoldmanSchool @berkeleysocwel.
Come join our team as a Behavioral Coach and help us implement a school-based video game intervention in the Bay Area. Check out details here:
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Come join our team as a Behavioral Coach and help us implement a school-based video game intervention in the Bay Area. Check out details here:
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In our recent paper we explore an innovative approach that emphasizes the importance of fostering a prosocial identity in youth.
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We are beyond thrilled to share that one of our outstanding lab members, Luyi, has been accepted into the esteemed UC Berkeley Computational Research for Equity in the Legal System (CRELS) Training Program, generously funded by the National Science Foundation #CRELS
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Our team member Luyi Jian has just published a start-of-project brief that offers a deep-dive into prosocial identities and their role in reducing youth reoffending.
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Dr. Jennifer Skeem & Dr. Lina Montoya's latest study, 'Understanding racial disparities in pretrial detention recommendations to shape policy reform', was recently published in the Criminology & Public Policy journal. #CriminalJusticeReform #RacialEquality
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From Student to Professor: Celebrating Dr. Stephania Hayes’ Incredible Journey!
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Dive into our research spotlight featuring the work of Dr Skeem and Dr Manchak on a promising probation program for individuals with mental illness in Texas.
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