Research & Evidence

    Scientific validation and evidence-based approaches to violence prevention

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    Evidence-Based and Research-Validated

    Our tools and methodologies are grounded in rigorous scientific research and have been validated through multiple studies across diverse populations and settings.

    We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of evidence-based practice in violence prevention. The research behind Homicide Zero draws from decades of work in psychology, criminology, public health, and violence prevention.

    Our team continuously conducts research to improve our tools and develop new approaches to homicide prevention.

    Our Research Focus Areas

    Risk Assessment

    Developing and validating tools for identifying individuals at risk of committing homicide

    Intervention Strategies

    Researching effective intervention methods and treatment approaches for at-risk individuals

    Implementation Science

    Studying how to effectively implement prevention programs in real-world settings

    Publications & Research Papers

    Validation of the Homicide Threat Screener: A Multi-Site Study

    Williams, S., Chen, M., & Johnson, R.

    Journal of Violence Prevention (2023)

    This study demonstrates the reliability and validity of the HTS across multiple settings and populations.

    Risk Factors for Homicide: A Meta-Analysis of Protective and Risk Factors

    Chen, M., Martinez, J., & Williams, S.

    Clinical Psychology Review (2023)

    A comprehensive review of evidence-based risk factors that inform our assessment tools.

    Early Intervention Programs for Violence Prevention: Outcomes and Best Practices

    Johnson, R., Williams, S., & Chen, M.

    Prevention Science (2022)

    Evaluation of intervention strategies and their effectiveness in preventing violent outcomes.

    Implementation of Homicide Risk Assessment in Educational Settings

    Martinez, J., et al.

    School Psychology International (2022)

    A study on the practical implementation of risk assessment tools in schools and educational environments.

    The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Homicide Prevention

    Williams, S., & Johnson, R.

    Professional Psychology: Research and Practice (2021)

    Examining the critical role of mental health professionals in identifying and intervening with at-risk individuals.

    Community-Based Violence Prevention: A Systematic Review

    Chen, M., et al.

    American Journal of Community Psychology (2021)

    Analysis of community-based approaches to violence prevention and their effectiveness.

    Research Collaboration

    We welcome collaboration with academic institutions, research organizations, and practitioners interested in advancing the field of violence prevention.

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