April 5, 2021: Mandel School’s Center for Innovative Practices at CWRU named Ohio’s Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health ‘Center of Excellence’
February 25, 2021: Study finds more active-duty police officers died of COVID-19 in 2020 than all other causes combined
February 12, 2021: Why rape victims are so often left to solve their own cases
January 4, 2021: Focusing on diversion—instead of detention—yields positive results for youth with behavioral health issues
April 3, 2020: Dealing with COVID-19 anxiety: CWRU psychology professor Jane Timmons-Mitchell offers tips for coping
January 6, 2020: Study: Reduce crime by focusing efforts on rapists
December 18, 2019: Case Western Reserve social sciences researchers develop new tool to assess exposure to childhood violence, trauma
December 9, 2019: Training middle-school educators to identify suicide warning signs
November 25, 2019: Case Western Reserve part of $1 million grant to launch new domestic violence court
November 12, 2019: Taking the next step in sexual assault research
October 3, 2019: Case Western Reserve University part of a multi-million-dollar grant to combat opioid epidemic
March 28, 2019: Gangs are built around social networks, not crime: Case Western Reserve researcher
March 26, 2019: Case Western Reserve University boasts four of the top 100 social work professors in the country
March 6, 2019: ‘Signaling’ change in sexual assault cases
February 7, 2019: Nearly $1 million grant to equip ‘first social responders,’ help at-risk kids
August 2, 2018: Juvenile diversion programs work, but new CWRU research shows they also curb tendencies to reoffend in early adulthood
July 16, 2018: How emergency departments, doctors’ offices can help prevent suicide
July 5, 2018: Legacy of ‘redlining’: How 1930s Cleveland mortgage-lending maps mirror today’s poverty
June 11, 2018: Preventing murder by addressing domestic violence
March 12, 2018: New research shows what we know (and don’t) about serial rapists
March 7, 2018: CWRU professor joins scholars from around U.S. in national call-to-action to prevent gun violence
November 29, 2017: CWRU organizes bipartisan public policy briefing on opioid crisis to be held today
October 18, 2017: Fatal opioid traffickers targeted by nearly $1 million federal grant
October 10, 2017: The Monument Quilt—created by and for survivors of rape and abuse—visits campus
October 20, 2016: Rape kit research to expand with $3 million from U.S. Department of Justice
September 12, 2016: Testing backlogged sexual assault kits prevents future rapes and saves victims and communities millions
June 13, 2016: Testing of backlogged rape kits yields new insights into rapists and major implications for how sexual assaults should be investigated
April 20, 2016: Online program reduces bullying behavior in schools, tests show
February 8, 2016: Addressing trauma in juvenile offenders should be larger focus of rehabilitation, study finds
January 14, 2015: CWRU researchers find Ohio’s diversion program effective in helping juvenile offenders
December 14, 2014. Social work students begin new integrated health training for at-risk adolescents, families
November 5, 2014. Begun Center researcher studies inmate-officer relationships in maintaining safety, security
September 24, 2014. Law students gain hands-on legal experience working with Juvenile Safe Surrender clients
May 22, 2014. Researchers study what makes psychotic teens more at risk for suicide than others
April 23, 2014. Begun Center chosen to evaluate Ohio’s pilot addiction treatment program
January 30, 2014. Police study validates officers as first social responders
October 30, 2013. Professor’s new book reveals stories behind Fugitive Safe Surrender program
October 8, 2013. Begun Center joins Cleveland partners to reduce crime in Mt. Pleasant neighborhood
September 3, 2013. Tool kit answers mental health and epilepsy questions for parents
July 29, 2013. Begun Center joins Cuyahoga County anti-domestic violence initiative
May 1, 2013. Mark Singer’s care for his advisees at the Mandel School earns a Diekhoff mentoring award
February 27, 2013. White House invites CWRU’s Dan Flannery to address school violence prevention
August 13, 2012. Offender’s safe surrender in churches works, according to CWRU research findings