The research presented by Alfred University faculty and staff is to be used with the understanding that the material is the work of individual researchers and does not represent the opinions of the Rural Justice Institute or its partners. Questions concerning the research methods used or conclusions drawn should be directed to the individual researcher who conducted the research.

Recent reports:

Behavioral Health Survey Results from Allegany and Steuben County Schools

Mapping the Landscape: A Community-Wide Inventory of Problems and Prospects for Preventing Youth Violence in a Rural County

Preventing Youth Violence: Results from a Survey of Practitioners in Allegany County

"Keeping Collaboration Alive in the Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence"

"Rethinking the rules: The political history of a domestic violence collaboration project"

Researching Justice: Methodological Issues Involved in Doing Justice Research in a Rural County

“Teaching Teenagers about Healthy Relationships: Evaluating a Dating Violence Program”

"Violence Prevention Programming in Elementary Schools: The Rural Setting"

"Violence Prevention Programming: Evaluating Second Step in a Rural Setting" - Current project (Coming soon!)

"Helping Schools Assist Child Victims of Domestic Violence: Long-term Effects" - Current project (Coming soon!)