Does anyone know of a study to determine the ACE histories of detained and/or incarcerated juveniles and/or adults?
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As far as I know the first big ACE study done by Kaiser and some partners did not include that demographic. But we need to see if anyone is on this now. I'd love to help. Let me know what I can do.
There are some specific groups where ACEs has been applied. One that stands out is "Adverse Childhood Experiences in the Lives of Male Sex Offenders: Implications for Trauma Informed Care," by Levenson, Willis, and Prescott (http://sax.sagepub.com/content.../27/1079063214535819).
Another is by Reavis, Looman, Franco, and Rohas, "Adverse Childhood Experiences and Adult Criminality: How Long Must We Live before We Possess Our Own Lives?" (http://dx.doi.org/10.7812/TPP/12-072 - Permanente Journal, Spring 2013).
I do not know of more comprehensive or longitudinal studies on offender groups. The two articles listed do show that criminal justice approaches should take into consideration trauma-informed care based on the experiences of the criminal justice population.
Hi, Lisa: Florida is all over this. Check out this story:
https://acestoohigh.com/2014/0...than-cdcs-ace-study/
Michael Baglivio and Nathan Epps would be the people to give you more information.
Lisa Frederiksen posted:Does anyone know of a study to determine the ACE histories of detained and/or incarcerated juveniles and/or adults?
You might find the attached study of some interest -- results pretty much what you might expect, if you know the broader literature, not if you remain stuck to the older stereotypes.
Don't know who best to contact to follow up -- perhaps the School directly -- the senior author, Smallbone, retired last year.
Jane Stevens posted:Hi, Lisa: Florida is all over this. Check out this story:
Michael Baglivio and Nathan Epps would be the people to give you more information.
Do a Google Scholar search and you'll find more recent papers they've produced.
Paul Metz posted:Jane Stevens posted:Hi, Lisa: Florida is all over this. Check out this story:
Michael Baglivio and Nathan Epps would be the people to give you more information.
Do a Google Scholar search and you'll find more recent papers they've produced.
Thanks for this, Jane - I'll do as you suggest.
Clay Rojas posted:As far as I know the first big ACE study done by Kaiser and some partners did not include that demographic. But we need to see if anyone is on this now. I'd love to help. Let me know what I can do.
Thanks, Clay - I'll be sure to keep you in the loop with what I learn.
Lisa
Stephanne Thornton posted:There are some specific groups where ACEs has been applied. One that stands out is "Adverse Childhood Experiences in the Lives of Male Sex Offenders: Implications for Trauma Informed Care," by Levenson, Willis, and Prescott (http://sax.sagepub.com/content.../27/1079063214535819).
Another is by Reavis, Looman, Franco, and Rohas, "Adverse Childhood Experiences and Adult Criminality: How Long Must We Live before We Possess Our Own Lives?" (http://dx.doi.org/10.7812/TPP/12-072 - Permanente Journal, Spring 2013).
I do not know of more comprehensive or longitudinal studies on offender groups. The two articles listed do show that criminal justice approaches should take into consideration trauma-informed care based on the experiences of the criminal justice population.
Thanks so much for this, Stephanne - really appreciate your help. ~Lisa
Jane Stevens posted:Hi, Lisa: Florida is all over this. Check out this story:
https://acestoohigh.com/2014/0...than-cdcs-ace-study/
Michael Baglivio and Nathan Epps would be the people to give you more information.
Fantastic - thanks, Jane!
Paul Metz posted:Lisa Frederiksen posted:Does anyone know of a study to determine the ACE histories of detained and/or incarcerated juveniles and/or adults?
You might find the attached study of some interest -- results pretty much what you might expect, if you know the broader literature, not if you remain stuck to the older stereotypes.
Don't know who best to contact to follow up -- perhaps the School directly -- the senior author, Smallbone, retired last year.
Thanks for all of this, Paul - I appreciate your help! ~Lisa
Hello Lisa,
New Mexico has looked at ACEs in the juvenile justice population. I have attached the study link below.
Beverly Tobiason posted:Hello Lisa,
New Mexico has looked at ACEs in the juvenile justice population. I have attached the study link below.
This is terrific - thank, Beverly!
Lisa Frederiksen posted:Does anyone know of a study to determine the ACE histories of detained and/or incarcerated juveniles and/or adults?
Lisa,
Attached is a list of all the studies we've done on ACEs and juvenile delinquency here in Florida. I can forward them to you as PDF files if you don't have access to the journals
Nathan Epps posted:Lisa Frederiksen posted:Does anyone know of a study to determine the ACE histories of detained and/or incarcerated juveniles and/or adults?
Lisa,
Attached is a list of all the studies we've done on ACEs and juvenile delinquency here in Florida. I can forward them to you as PDF files if you don't have access to the journals
Wow - thank you, Nathan! I don't have access to the journals so would greatly appreciate you sending me the PDF files. My email is lisaf@breakingthecycles.com.
Please share Lisa when you get that! amazing work.
Hi Lisa,
Here is a webinar where I interviewed Dr. George Davis, the principle researcher on the NM juvenile Justice population.
Robbyn Peters Bennett posted:Hi Lisa,
Here is a webinar where I interviewed Dr. George Davis, the principle researcher on the NM juvenile Justice population.
Really appreciate you sharing this interview, Robbyn!
ACEs / trauma + juvenile justice is at the center of my work, if you (or anyone else interested) wants to be in touch!
In particular I research gender disparities in the juvenile justice system, including the higher rates of trauma & assault histories among girls...and how arts-based programs may improve resilience & help effect policy change. (More on what I do here.)
Below are a few links that may help (& Baglivio was mentioned above; a solid resource!).
The Prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) in the Lives of Juvenile Offenders: (FL; Baglivio et al, 2014)
https://www.researchgate.net/p...f_juvenile_offenders
Trauma histories among justice-involved youth: findings from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network: (2013)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3714673/
Trauma among Girls in the Juvenile Justice System: (report, 2014)
http://www.nctsnet.org/nctsn_a...g_girls_in_jjsys.pdf
And these two are focused on girls, offering a great deal of insight. (The first include Baglivio's 2014 work as an ACEs reference).
The Sexual Abuse to Prison Pipeline: The Girls' Story: https://rights4girls.org/wp-co...use_layout_web-1.pdf
Gender InJustice: System-Level Juvenile Justice Reforms for Girls:
http://www.nationalcrittenton....Injustice_Report.pdf
Tasha Golden posted:And these two are focused on girls, offering a great deal of insight. (The first include Baglivio's 2014 work as an ACEs reference).
The Sexual Abuse to Prison Pipeline: The Girls' Story: https://rights4girls.org/wp-co...use_layout_web-1.pdf
Gender InJustice: System-Level Juvenile Justice Reforms for Girls:
http://www.nationalcrittenton....Injustice_Report.pdf
Excellent - thanks for sharing these, Tasha!
Tasha Golden posted:ACEs / trauma + juvenile justice is at the center of my work, if you (or anyone else interested) wants to be in touch!
In particular I research gender disparities in the juvenile justice system, including the higher rates of trauma & assault histories among girls...and how arts-based programs may improve resilience & help effect policy change. (More on what I do here.)
Below are a few links that may help (& Baglivio was mentioned above; a solid resource!).The Prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) in the Lives of Juvenile Offenders: (FL; Baglivio et al, 2014)
https://www.researchgate.net/p...f_juvenile_offenders
Trauma histories among justice-involved youth: findings from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network: (2013)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3714673/Trauma among Girls in the Juvenile Justice System: (report, 2014)
http://www.nctsnet.org/nctsn_a...g_girls_in_jjsys.pdf
Thanks so much for this, Tasha, and my apologies for this LATE reply (I'm in the throws of moving and it's taking most of my time). I plan to really delve into the research everyone has shared in January and will definitely reach out to you, then.
Lisa
