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In Support of Innovative Partnerships for Crime Prevention: The Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation Pnd prevention. This chapter offers a description of the BCJI program; the history of federal efforts in support of local crime reduction; a concise review of the relevant theories that drive the programs’ preferred set of intervention points; and a summary of nine local case studies, followed by a f
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A Community-Based Response to the Opioid-Epidemic-Linked Crime in Dayton, Ohio,treach to those who had been saved by naloxone treatment after an overdose. The BCJI program in Dayton reinforced the idea that crime reduction must be embedded in a community collaboration. The BCJI process enabled a shared policy and program space in which participants could bring their contacts,
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,Building a “Beautiful Safe Place for Youth”: The Story of an Effective Community-Research-Practice nd facilitators of successful translation. We then describe the history, characteristics, and key stakeholders of ABSPY and how we built an approach that reflects best practices in researcher-practitioner partnerships. We conclude with lessons learned and recommendations for sustaining similar effor
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Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation Grant Program in Providence, Rhode Island,ocally as Community and Police Alliance (CaPA), the BCJI initiative in Providence was a community-led approach that sought to improve community conditions and crime issues. The BCJI-Providence plan focused on five priority outcomes: reductions in crime, particularly serious assaultive crime; reducti
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,“Harmony in the Hills”: Peaks and Valleys in the Berea, KY, Rural BCJI Program,ty-led, data-driven, place-based crime prevention strategies in rural settings, which have been largely neglected in traditional criminological research. In this chapter we describe the unique challenges of applying BCJI principles to a rural community and the successes and pitfalls of our program.