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Share Your Input: Criminal Justice Research Initiatives

Thank you for your ongoing efforts to create a more equitable and effective criminal justice system.

The White House Domestic Policy Council is interested in learning more about ongoing research initiatives pertaining to criminal justice reform.

Please fill out this form before February 19, 2016. We look forward to hearing from you!

First Name *

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Research Focus Areas (Please check all that apply):

Early-intervention programs

Policing

Body-worn cameras

Role of prosecutors

Bail reform

Diversion programs

School-to-prison pipeline

Raising the age of criminal responsibility

Sentencing

Prison reform

Drug abuse and opioids

Solitary confinement

Reentry

Fair chance hiring

Collateral consequences of criminal convictions

Other...

Ongoing Research Initiatives (1,500 character limit):

Please provide a brief summary of ongoing criminal justice research initiatives related to the topics listed above.

Opportunities for Collaboration (1,500 character limit):

If there are areas where you believe the White House could be helpful in advancing this work (e.g., policy changes by the Federal government, connecting you with another organization, participating in a call), please share your thoughts above. We may not be able to respond to all requests, but they provide valuable feedback that we will work to incorporate into our work going forward.

Research Gaps (1,500 character limit):

Over the next ten years, what are the most important research gaps that must be addressed to advance criminal justice reform?

Additional Comments (1,500 character limit):

Is there any additional information, not requested above, that you believe the Domestic Policy Council should consider in identifying critical areas of criminal justice research?

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