Research
Explore our library of research products including academic publications, reports on research and outcomes, policy briefs, videos of webinars, animations, and more. Research products are organized by initiative and/or by type, with the most recent items at the top of the list. Search by topic with the search bar at the top of the page.
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November 2021Opioid use disorder in Michigan JailsJails are a critical prevention touchpoint to slow the overdose epidemic. Center for Behavioral Health and Justice research shows that over a 3-year period, nearly 20% of all community overdose deaths were people who had been incarcerated. Between July and September of 2020, four Michigan jails implemented OUD Screening and MOUD treatment programs. 14% screened positive for an OUD.Treatment ecosystemsPolicy brief
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November 2021COVID-19 vaccine information for justice-involved peopleThis video aims to explain some basics on how the COVID-19 vaccine works and encourage individuals who become involved with the justice system to get testing and/or vaccinated. Ultimately, this video seeks to help jails implement COVID-19 safety guidelines and ultimately reduce the spread of COVID-19 in jails and beyond.OtherAnimation
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November 2021Planning for the future, paying attention to the pastPresenters discussed COVID-19 mitigation strategy updates for those working in jail settings. Participants had the opportunity to engage in a question and answer discussion with criminal-legal, public health, community, and behavioral health experts.OtherVideo
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November 2021COVID-19 testing for justice-involved personsThis video aims at debunking common myths and stigmas among justice-involved persons and COVID-19. Ultimately, this video seeks to help jails implement COVID-19 safety guidelines and ultimately reduce the spread of COVID-19 in jails and beyond.OtherAnimation
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November 2021Jail Staff and Leadership: Why get tested for COVID-19?This video provides information about COVID-19 testing for jail staff and leadership. Ultimately, this video seeks to help jails implement COVID-19 safety guidelines and ultimately reduce the spread of COVID-19 in jails and beyond.OtherAnimation
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November 2021COVID-19 tests and vaccines for jail staff and leadershipThis video provides information about COVID-19 tests and vaccines for jail staff and leadership. Ultimately, this video seeks to help jails implement COVID-19 safety guidelines and ultimately reduce the spread of COVID-19 in jails and beyond.OtherAnimation
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November 2021COVID-19 contact tracing and discharge planning for jail staff and leadershipThis video provides information about COVID-19 contact tracing and discharge planning for jail staff and leadership. Ultimately, this video seeks to help jails implement COVID-19 safety guidelines and ultimately reduce the spread of COVID-19 in jails and beyond.OtherAnimation
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November 2021"What happens if I have COVID-19"? For justice-involved peopleWhat happens if you get COVID-19 and become involved in the justice system? This video aims at answering this question and debunk common myths and stigmas among justice-involved persons and COVID-19. Ultimately, this video seeks to help jails implement COVID-19 safety guidelines and ultimately reduce the spread of COVID-19 in jails and beyond.OtherAnimation
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October 2021Fall 2021 NewsletterComprehensive report illuminates gaps in Michigan’s criminal legal data and offers a roadmap to data integration; naloxone vending machines make life-saving medication available in jails and communities; Monroe and Jackson OTE in Jail programs are certified; CBHJ welcomes new staff and relocates to the School of Social Work building; and more.DiversionReentryTreatment ecosystemsYouth justiceWayne County jail/mental health initiativeNewsletter
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September 2021Overview of the Criminal Legal System in Michigan: Adults and YouthThis report sought to illustrate a comprehensive and objective snapshot of Michigan's adult and youth criminal/legal systems using data to provide a roadmap and baseline to assist stakeholders interested in advancing change within Michigan's adult and youth justice systems. When the authors started this project, they were aware that the lack of data would result in an incomplete picture of systems in the State. The culmination of this research and analysis confirmed just how much information is missing, and how much is unknown to the public and practitioners about Michigan's justice systems.OtherLandscape report