Faculty in Focus

1. Marva Lewis

Faculty and Staff

1. Patrick Rafail, Ph.D.
2. Regardt “Reggie” Ferreira, PhD
3. Andrea S. Boyles Ph.D.
4. Xiaojin Chen, PhD
5. Stephen Ostertag, PhD
6. Marva Lewis, PhD
7. Katharine Jack, PhD
8. Anastasia Gage, PhD

Tulane News & Press

1. The Influence of Racial Violence in Neighborhoods and Schools on the Psycho-Behavioral Outcomes in Adolescence
2. The Good Morning Show - WBOK
3. Among young Black men in New Orleans, murder exacts a devastating toll
4. Guest column: This one key step could reduce gun violence and crime
5. Enrichment 2 Empowerment Free After-school Program Enrolling Young People Ages 11 to 18
6. Experts with Metropolitan Crime Commission and Tulane University Sociologist weigh in on crime surges
7. LWN Mental Health Matters: NOLA ~ Violence IS a Public Health Matter!
8. Experts: Gun Violence Is a Public Health Problem That Requires a Multifaceted Solution
9. Should Louisiana ban corporal punishment in schools? Lawmaker wants spanking stopped
10. Pregnant women in New Orleans are violently injured at 3 times national average, analysis says

    Dr. Julia Fleckman and Dr. Sharven Taghavi provided insight and information in a NOLA.com article entitled "Pregnant women in New Orleans are violently injured at 3 times national average, analysis says."
11. Tulane Study Of Maternal Homicide Gets First Federal Money For Gun Violence Research In 24 Years

    Maeve Wallace, PhD, studies maternal mortality. Specifically, she studies the violent deaths of pregnant and postpartum women. After a 24-year-long ban, the federal government made funds available to study gun-violence and gun-violence prevention through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH).