From Chicago to Brooklyn: A Case Study in Program Replication

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From Chicago to Brooklyn: A Case Study in Program Replication

By Greg Berman and Emily Gold

“From Chicago to Brooklyn” charts the course of a program’s efforts in Crown Heights, Brooklyn to replicate CeaseFire Chicago, an anti-gun violence model.

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Daring to Fail

The winner of the 2010 PASS Award from the National Council on Crime and Delinquency, Daring to Fail is a collection of interviews with leaders in a variety of fields – prosecution, policing, community corrections, indigent defense and others – about leadership, management and innovation.

Trial and Error in Criminal Justice Reform: Learning from Failure

By Greg Berman and Aubrey Fox

Trial and Error in Criminal Justice Reform: Learning from Failure argues that public policies cannot be neatly divided into successes and failures. The book examines well-intended programs that for one reason or another fell short of their objectives yet also had positive effects.

Avoiding Failures of Implementation: Lessons from Process Evaluations

By Amanda Cissner and Donald J. Farole, Jr.

This paper examines failures that occur during the implementation of a new initiative, seeking to identify lessons that may help practitioners avoid future pitfalls.

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Failure: Public Policy’s Stepladder to Success

Center for Court Innovation Director Greg Berman speaks at an Urban Institute panel on the trial and error process in criminal justice.

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Lessons from the Battle over D.A.R.E.: The Complicated Relationship between Research and Practice

By Greg Berman and Aubrey Fox

An examination of the controversy over D.A.R.E., one of the most well-known and widespread crime prevention programs in the country, which has thrived despite research showing less-than-inspiring results. This paper unpacks the complicated relationship between research and practice, drawing lessons for future programming.

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