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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Mark Lipsey’s Standardized Program Evaluation Protocol (SPEP™) has been used as a cornerstone of juvenile justice reform in several states. This session will focus on how the SPEP™ Process is being validated and further developed to improve outcomes for delinquent youth. Topics covered include an examination of SPEP™’s four key components (service type, organizational quality, quantity or dosage, and risk level) with regard to recidivism and intervention optimization as well as the development of a sex offender program specific SPEP™ tool.
Does SPEP™ Treatment Quality Natter? Examining the Effects of Service Quality of Iinterventions on Subsequent Recidivism for Youth Returning Home from Juvenile Justice Residential Programs - Kathy Jackowski, G4S Youth Services, LLC; Michael T. Baglivio, G4S Youth Services, LLC; Kevin T. Wolff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Mark A. Greenwald, Florida State University; Katherine C. Gomez, University of Central Florida / Florida Department of Juvenile Justice; Gabrielle Chapman, Vanderbilt University
SPEP™ in Florida: Assessing Changes in Social Skills for Juveniles in a Residential Setting - Laura Moneyham, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice; Meg Bates, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice; Katherine C. Gomez, University of Central Florida / Florida Department of Juvenile Justice; Mark A. Greenwald, Florida State University
SPEP™ Implementation and Local Validation Findings from OJJDP's Juvenile Justice Reinvestment and Reform Initiative - Akiva Liberman, Urban Institute; Jeanette Hussemann, Urban Institute
The Effects of Specialized Sex Offender Treatment on Juvenile Recidivism: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - Heather Hensman Kettery, Vanderbilt University