The Racism-based Violence Injury & Prevention Lab examines racism, violence, and trauma among emerging adults 18 to 29 years of age from marginalized ethnic groups in the U.S.
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A significant treatment gap exists for incarcerated men with lifetime traumatic experiences. A small research base for trauma interventions for incarcerated women is emerging, but incarcerated men have largely been ignored.
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Dr. Robert Motley co-facilitated a meeting with the NIJ and Office for Victims of Crime to discuss collaboration and future funding for social work researchers investigating violence and victimization.
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The current study examined the prevalence and correlates of depression, anxiety, and psychological well-being and how they vary among a sample of Black emerging adults with a history of direct or indirect exposure to police use of force.
NEWSLETTER HIGHLIGHTS
IN THIS ISSUE:
Empowering Wellness Event: March 18th-19th
Collaborative Research with the National Institute of Justice
Interview with Keith Mascoll of Triggered Life
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EMERGING ADULTHOOD THINK TANKS
POLICE VIOLENCE
PERSONAL SAFETY
SOCIAL MOBILITY
MENTAL & BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
RACISM-BASED TRAUMA
The purpose of our Think Tanks is to work with researchers, practitioners, community-based organizations, legislatures, and other key stakeholders on issues impacting the health and well-being of emerging adult populations aged 18-29 in the U.S.
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IN THE NEWS:
Check out some of the highlights from our recent event "The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Identifying and Treating Law Enforcement Related Trauma among Black and Latinx Emerging Adults." Full video coming soon!
Dr. Robert Motley discusses the research he co-authored, "Prevalence and Correlates of Police Contact Anxiety among Male and Female Black Emerging Adults in St. Louis, Missouri," in the NASW Research Journal.