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NORC at the University Chicago
Genevieve focuses on cross-discipline collaboration in the criminal juvenile justice system through quantitative and qualitative research methods.

Genevieve works on criminal and juvenile justice projects that address systemic challenges and embodies cross-discipline collaboration. Genevieve’s work primarily focuses on the courts and incorporates quantitative and qualitative research methods. Genevieve has received funding from the Department of Justice as well as foundations, including Arnold Ventures, Public Welfare, Charles Koch Industries, and Stand Together.

Genevieve works on criminal and juvenile justice projects that address systemic challenges and embodies cross-discipline collaboration. Her work primarily focuses on the courts and incorporates quantitative and qualitative research methods. As part of her role, Genevieve leads interviews with different stakeholders, oversees quantitative analysis of administrative data sets, liaises with funders, analyzes data, and communicates findings via reports, policy briefs, webinars, and presentations. 

Before NORC, Genevieve was a policy program manager at the Urban Institute, overseeing the Justice Reinvestment Initiative Project funded by the Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Assistance. Prior to joining Urban, Genevieve was a senior policy advisor at the Justice Programs Office at American University where she was the project director of the Right to Counsel National Campaign.

Genevieve has authored numerous reports on the importance of public defense and the constitutional right to counsel as well as contributed to justice-related publications.

Project Contributions

Prosecutorial Discretion in Probation Revocations

Exploring the prosecutor’s role in setting supervision conditions and in the decisions made regarding those who violate them

Client:

Arnold Ventures LLC

Youth Defense Delivery Systems and Associated Outcomes

The most rigorous multi-site analysis of youth defense delivery systems to date

Client:

National Institute of Justice

Early Access to Counsel for Youth in Police Custody

The first study in California to provide legal counsel to youth prior to waiving their right to silence

Funder:

Arnold Ventures

Twenty Years Later: A National Study of Victim Compensation Programs

Examining trends, challenges, and successes within victim compensation programs

Client:

National Institute of Justice

Evaluation of Pennsylvania Community Violence Intervention Programs

Evaluating Pennsylvania’s community efforts to intervene and prevent violence across the state

Client:

Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency

Publications

Research Library & Findings