Danielle Carr’s Teaching Strategies Featured in New York Magazine
In “The Race to Keep Cheating,” Danielle Carr’s teaching strategies are highlighted regarding teaching in the age of AI.
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New LARB Article By Terence Keel
In his Los Angeles Review of Books (LARB) article “Eugenics and the Nihilism of Law-and-Order Politics,” Terence argues that eugenic ideas continue to shape public understanding of deaths involving police violence. He contends that marginalized victims are often portrayed as responsible for their own deaths, obscuring state accountability.
Nicholas Shapiro’s New Publication in PLOS ONE
Congratulations to Carceral Ecologies Lab (Directed by Nicholas Shapiro) for their new publication “Death by incarceration: Detention duration, overdose, and COVID-19 in Los Angeles County Jails, 2008–2023” in PLOS ONE.
Terence Keel Breaks Down Death Investigation Processes in FOX5 Atlanta
Dr. Keel discussed how death investigations, autopsy records, and official medical documentation shape public understanding during high-profile cases like the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells. Dr. Keel offered expert insight into how medical examiners evaluate evidence and what families should look for when seeking answers.
Nicholas Shapiro Research Brief Featured in the LA Times Cover
Nicholas Shapiro research brief has been featured on the cover of the Los Angeles Times article “The LAPD has quietly stopped putting many public records online”.
Bharat Venkat, Co-Authors New Publication on Climate Injustice in California Prisons
Congratulations to Bharat Venkat, who co-authored the new article, The Real Cost of Cooling: The Purchasing Power of California’s Incarcerated Workers as a Limit to Climate Adaptation, published in the Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law.