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Deviance and Crime

Employing Zines to Mitigate Mental Health and Incarceration Stigma

Heather Mooney May 20, 2025

Zines, short for “magazines or fanzines,” are small, independently produced booklets that generally feature unique

Broken Windows Theory: Perception versus Reality in Crime and Policing

Erika Pineda-Horta May 13, 2025

Imagine you are walking through two different neighborhoods, both in the same big city. The

A building with broken windows.

Broken Windows Theory: Perception versus Reality in Crime and Policing

Erika Pineda-Horta April 1, 2025

Imagine you are walking through two different neighborhoods, both in the same big city. The

A group of people standing in front of a sunset.

Healthy Equity, Prisons, and Community-based Participatory Research

Heather Mooney March 18, 2025

Health equity, the ability for all to obtain the best level of care for one’s

A young boy sitting apart from two other children.

The Mental Illness Panopticon

Emma Podvorec March 4, 2025

Understanding Internalized Stigma As Foucault puts it, the panopticon is a versatile mechanism of power

Justice scales and a gavel on a judge's desk.

The Existence of Wrongful Convictions and Their Role in American Society

Sophia Lanzante January 7, 2025

Dissection of a Texas Wrongful Conviction If you were to google May 15th, 1994, you

A computer keyboard with a green key that says “terrorism” in white letters.

Cybercrimes

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 31, 2024

Historically, our collective image and understanding of war has been shaped by the photos and

The flag of Haiti.

On the Brink

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 10, 2024

By all accounts, the nation of Haiti has devolved to depths unseen since the Haitian

A father, mother, and young son videoing themselves with a selfie stick in their home.

Family Vlogging: True Family Moments or Distorted Reality?

Deborah Acosta-Sanchez November 12, 2024

Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including family abuse and unethical

Various hanging flags of the world.

The Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Health in Times of Crisis: From Historical Atrocities to Modern Conflicts

Ayesha Rahim October 22, 2024

Note: This blog is intended to provide a sociology perspective of issues that arise during

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Employing Zines to Mitigate Mental Health and Incarceration Stigma

Heather Mooney May 20, 2025

Zines, short for “magazines or fanzines,” are small, independently produced booklets that generally feature unique

Broken Windows Theory: Perception versus Reality in Crime and Policing

Erika Pineda-Horta May 13, 2025

Imagine you are walking through two different neighborhoods, both in the same big city. The

A building with broken windows.

Broken Windows Theory: Perception versus Reality in Crime and Policing

Erika Pineda-Horta April 1, 2025

Imagine you are walking through two different neighborhoods, both in the same big city. The

A group of people standing in front of a sunset.

Healthy Equity, Prisons, and Community-based Participatory Research

Heather Mooney March 18, 2025

Health equity, the ability for all to obtain the best level of care for one’s

A young boy sitting apart from two other children.

The Mental Illness Panopticon

Emma Podvorec March 4, 2025

Understanding Internalized Stigma As Foucault puts it, the panopticon is a versatile mechanism of power

Justice scales and a gavel on a judge's desk.

The Existence of Wrongful Convictions and Their Role in American Society

Sophia Lanzante January 7, 2025

Dissection of a Texas Wrongful Conviction If you were to google May 15th, 1994, you

A computer keyboard with a green key that says “terrorism” in white letters.

Cybercrimes

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 31, 2024

Historically, our collective image and understanding of war has been shaped by the photos and

The flag of Haiti.

On the Brink

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 10, 2024

By all accounts, the nation of Haiti has devolved to depths unseen since the Haitian

A father, mother, and young son videoing themselves with a selfie stick in their home.

Family Vlogging: True Family Moments or Distorted Reality?

Deborah Acosta-Sanchez November 12, 2024

Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including family abuse and unethical

Various hanging flags of the world.

The Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Health in Times of Crisis: From Historical Atrocities to Modern Conflicts

Ayesha Rahim October 22, 2024

Note: This blog is intended to provide a sociology perspective of issues that arise during

Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4

Employing Zines to Mitigate Mental Health and Incarceration Stigma

Heather Mooney May 20, 2025

Zines, short for “magazines or fanzines,” are small, independently produced booklets that generally feature unique

Broken Windows Theory: Perception versus Reality in Crime and Policing

Erika Pineda-Horta May 13, 2025

Imagine you are walking through two different neighborhoods, both in the same big city. The

A building with broken windows.

Broken Windows Theory: Perception versus Reality in Crime and Policing

Erika Pineda-Horta April 1, 2025

Imagine you are walking through two different neighborhoods, both in the same big city. The

A group of people standing in front of a sunset.

Healthy Equity, Prisons, and Community-based Participatory Research

Heather Mooney March 18, 2025

Health equity, the ability for all to obtain the best level of care for one’s

A young boy sitting apart from two other children.

The Mental Illness Panopticon

Emma Podvorec March 4, 2025

Understanding Internalized Stigma As Foucault puts it, the panopticon is a versatile mechanism of power

Justice scales and a gavel on a judge's desk.

The Existence of Wrongful Convictions and Their Role in American Society

Sophia Lanzante January 7, 2025

Dissection of a Texas Wrongful Conviction If you were to google May 15th, 1994, you

A computer keyboard with a green key that says “terrorism” in white letters.

Cybercrimes

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 31, 2024

Historically, our collective image and understanding of war has been shaped by the photos and

The flag of Haiti.

On the Brink

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 10, 2024

By all accounts, the nation of Haiti has devolved to depths unseen since the Haitian

A father, mother, and young son videoing themselves with a selfie stick in their home.

Family Vlogging: True Family Moments or Distorted Reality?

Deborah Acosta-Sanchez November 12, 2024

Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including family abuse and unethical

Various hanging flags of the world.

The Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Health in Times of Crisis: From Historical Atrocities to Modern Conflicts

Ayesha Rahim October 22, 2024

Note: This blog is intended to provide a sociology perspective of issues that arise during

Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4

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