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Promising Strategies for Reducing Crime and Dropouts for At-Risk Students in Chicago Jonathan Guryan, Northwestern University, IPR Mortality Rate by Cause of Death, 1950-2013 450 400 350 Deaths Per 100,000 People 300 250 200 150 100 50


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Promising Strategies for Reducing Crime and Dropouts for At-Risk Students in Chicago

Jonathan Guryan, Northwestern University, IPR

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Mortality Rate by Cause of Death, 1950-2013

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U.S. incarceration rate, 1925-2008 prisoners per 100,000 population

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A different view of why people commit crime

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BLUE

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Study 1: 2009-10

Becoming a Man (Youth Guidance)

  • 27 week, 1 hour / week, 10–15 students / group
  • 45%
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Study 2: 2013-15

Becoming a Man (Youth Guidance)

  • 2,064 male 9th and 10th graders, 9 CPS high schools
  • 50%
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Study 3: 2009-11

Stop, Look, and Listen in the JTDC

  • Randomized 5,728 male admissions to the facility
  • 21%
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Study 1: 2009-10

Long-term follow-up data

Now that it’s 2018…

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19%

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Cost Benefit

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“20 percent of our residents are criminals, they just need to be locked up. But the

  • ther 80 percent, I always tell them – if I

could give them back just ten minutes of their lives, most of them wouldn’t be here.”

  • Juvenile Temporary Detention Center staff member
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Thank you.