Erika Gebo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4815087 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erika Gebo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erika |
| FAMILY NAME | Gebo |
| SIGNATURE | GEBO E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Suffolk University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3242-3919 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Exploring Responses to Community Violence Trauma Using a Neighborhood Network of Programs
Responses to community violence should include interventions not just for those who are offenders but also for those who are victims of the violence and community members who are affected by the violence. In this study, one city’s public health response to victims of community violence using a neighborhood trauma team network (NTTN) is explored. Neighborhood trauma teams provide victims and their families with psychological first aid, logistical …
Intersectoral violence prevention: The potential of public health–criminal justice partnerships
Building successful intersectoral partnerships to address health is critical to reaching health promotion goals. With the confluence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the increase in violence during the pandemic and the heightened demand for racial justice resulting from police killings of people of color, particularly young, black males, intersectoral public health–criminal justice partnerships must be more thoroughly examined. Violence prevention is bo…
Street efficacy, daily activities and youth perceptions of neighborhood safety
The central objective of the present study is to contextualize youths’ perception of neighborhood safety from a youth-centered perspective of native born and immigrant youth living in a police-defined ‘hot spot’ neighborhood in Boston, U.S.A. Using the concept of street efficacy and lifestyles-routine activities theories, focus groups were conducted with teens, and photovoice was used to elaborate on perceptions. Youth described neighborhood offe…
Improving interorganizational collaborations: An application in a violence reduction context
Interorganizational collaboration (IC) is a widely used and valued approach to tackling societal challenges. Effective communication and coordination are difficult to achieve within ICs, yet critical to the attainment of shared goals. Relational coordination is a conceptual framework with analytical tools that can assist in overcoming collaboration shortcomings. This study introduces relational coordination to ICs aimed at reducing gang and youth…
Perceptions of Gangs and Crews by Justice-Involved Youth and Implications for Best Practice Work
Gangs and crews are at center stage when discussing youth violence. According to client-centered best practices in the social service arena, distinguishing between gangs and crews is not important for developing a trusting relationship; yet these terms are a master status for those agencies aimed at enforcement and suppression. Social service providers must navigate these different landscapes, particularly in light of their increasing involvement…
Comparing the Implementation of a Best Practice Crime Policy Across Cities
There is a substantial gap in knowledge of the practical application of comprehensive “best practice” public policies and how these policies are actually implemented. This research examines implementation of a comprehensive best practices gang reduction policy across three cities. Action research case study methodology shows that explanations for diverse implementation arose from each city’s ecological constitution, which is a necessary anteceden…
Reconceptualizing organizational change in the Comprehensive Gang Model
A Family Affair: The Juvenile Court and Family Violence Cases
Juvenile justice reform and the courtroom workgroup: Issues of perception and workload
Juvenile justice reform and the courtroom workgroup: Issues of perception and workload
Street efficacy, daily activities and youth perceptions of neighborhood safety
The central objective of the present study is to contextualize youths’ perception of neighborhood safety from a youth-centered perspective of native born and immigrant youth living in a police-defined ‘hot spot’ neighborhood in Boston, U.S.A. Using the concept of street efficacy and lifestyles-routine activities theories, focus groups were conducted with teens, and photovoice was used to elaborate on perceptions. Youth described neighborhood offe…
A Family Affair: The Juvenile Court and Family Violence Cases
Reconceptualizing organizational change in the Comprehensive Gang Model
Exploring Responses to Community Violence Trauma Using a Neighborhood Network of Programs
Responses to community violence should include interventions not just for those who are offenders but also for those who are victims of the violence and community members who are affected by the violence. In this study, one city’s public health response to victims of community violence using a neighborhood trauma team network (NTTN) is explored. Neighborhood trauma teams provide victims and their families with psychological first aid, logistical …
Juvenile justice reform and the courtroom workgroup: Issues of perception and workload
A Family Affair: The Juvenile Court and Family Violence Cases
Reconceptualizing organizational change in the Comprehensive Gang Model
Comparing the Implementation of a Best Practice Crime Policy Across Cities
There is a substantial gap in knowledge of the practical application of comprehensive “best practice” public policies and how these policies are actually implemented. This research examines implementation of a comprehensive best practices gang reduction policy across three cities. Action research case study methodology shows that explanations for diverse implementation arose from each city’s ecological constitution, which is a necessary anteceden…
Perceptions of Gangs and Crews by Justice-Involved Youth and Implications for Best Practice Work
Gangs and crews are at center stage when discussing youth violence. According to client-centered best practices in the social service arena, distinguishing between gangs and crews is not important for developing a trusting relationship; yet these terms are a master status for those agencies aimed at enforcement and suppression. Social service providers must navigate these different landscapes, particularly in light of their increasing involvement…
Improving interorganizational collaborations: An application in a violence reduction context
Interorganizational collaboration (IC) is a widely used and valued approach to tackling societal challenges. Effective communication and coordination are difficult to achieve within ICs, yet critical to the attainment of shared goals. Relational coordination is a conceptual framework with analytical tools that can assist in overcoming collaboration shortcomings. This study introduces relational coordination to ICs aimed at reducing gang and youth…
Intersectoral violence prevention: The potential of public health–criminal justice partnerships
Building successful intersectoral partnerships to address health is critical to reaching health promotion goals. With the confluence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the increase in violence during the pandemic and the heightened demand for racial justice resulting from police killings of people of color, particularly young, black males, intersectoral public health–criminal justice partnerships must be more thoroughly examined. Violence prevention is bo…
Street efficacy, daily activities and youth perceptions of neighborhood safety
The central objective of the present study is to contextualize youths’ perception of neighborhood safety from a youth-centered perspective of native born and immigrant youth living in a police-defined ‘hot spot’ neighborhood in Boston, U.S.A. Using the concept of street efficacy and lifestyles-routine activities theories, focus groups were conducted with teens, and photovoice was used to elaborate on perceptions. Youth described neighborhood offe…
Exploring Responses to Community Violence Trauma Using a Neighborhood Network of Programs
Responses to community violence should include interventions not just for those who are offenders but also for those who are victims of the violence and community members who are affected by the violence. In this study, one city’s public health response to victims of community violence using a neighborhood trauma team network (NTTN) is explored. Neighborhood trauma teams provide victims and their families with psychological first aid, logistical …
Psychology (8 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Public relations (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Community Health and Development (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Criminal justice (4 works)