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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
This panel will present findings from research studies of the financial costs of crime victimization. Specifically, the panel will highlight: 1) a comprehensive assessment of research and methodologies related to estimating the costs of victimization, and relevant recommendations for the field; 2) new financial cost models to measure the harms of victimization, including new estimates of the harms from violent victimization; and 3) the first two waves of a prospective longitudinal study examining the financial costs and consequences of victimization among college students. Discussion will include policy and practice implications for advancing knowledge and understanding of crime victimization costs.
Estimating the Costs of Crime Victimization: An Assessment of the Field - Kristina Lugo-Graulich, Justice Research and Statistics Association; Roger Przybylski, Justice Research and Statistics Association; Erin Farley, Justice Research and Statistics Association; Susan Howley, Justice Research and Statistics Association; Akiva Liberman, Urban Institute; Jennifer Yahner, Urban Institute; Malore Dusenbery, Urban Institute; Storm Ervin, Urban Institute; Erica Henderson, Urban Institute; Jeremy Welsh-Loveman, Urban Institute
Modeling Financial Costs of Criminal Victimization: HAVEN - John Roman, NORC at the University of Chicago; Caterina Roman, Temple University; Anthony Washburn, NORC at the University of Chicago; Elena Navarro, NORC at the University of Chicago; Hans Erickson, NORC at the University of Chicago
Victimization in the First Semester of College: Exploring Short-Term Financial Costs Among Students at Minority Serving Institutions - Megan Augustyn, University of Texas at San Antonio; Marie Skubak Tillyer, University of Texas at San Antonio; Gillian Pinchevsky, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Kellie Lynch, University of Texas at San Antonio