Research Centers and Organizations at John Jay
A passion for learning and understanding defines the research centers and organizations housed at John Jay College. These research entities are committed to applying evidence-based practice and evaluation to address the ongoing challenges that face the criminal justice community in its efforts to ensure public safety. Research centers and organizations operate under the oversight of the college’s Office for the Advancement of Research.
Research Centers include:
- National Network for Safe Communities
- Institute for Innovation in Prosecution
- Institute for Justice and Opportunity (formerly
the Prisoner Reentry Institute)
- Research & Evaluation Center
- Center on Media, Crime & Justice
- The Center for Cybercrime Studies
- Center for International Human Rights
- The Christian Regenhard Center for Emergency
Response Studies
- Dispute Resolution Center
- Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics
Research Organizations include:
- Data Collaborative for Justice
- From Punishment to Public Health
- Program for Research Initiatives in Science and Math
- Extremist Crime Research
- The Historical Memory Project
- Exploitation and Resiliency Project
- Social Change Project
- Project Aletheia
For more information about the centers and institutes, visit http://jjay.cuny.edu/research-consortium-0.