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Dr. Hawdon was featured on Deep Dive with Shawn C. Fettig @DeepDiveShawn discussing Political Violence and Extremism on the Rise. Hear the conversation on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcast. #politicalviolence #deepdivewithshawn #extremism #Democracy #gop

Thank you to the participants in the sixth Cultivating Peace: A Student Symposium on Violence Prevention and Peace Building. A great group of student scholars presented. Thanks Henry Yampolsky for a tremendous workshop on mediation skills.

Drillfield display dazzles in the dark roanoke.com/news/local/drill… via @roanoketimes

Excited to announce that the CPSVP is putting together a conference on hate and hate crimes. Dr Jack Levin will be a keynote speaker, and selected papers will be included in the Research Handbook on Hate Crime and Society. Send in your abstract soon! #nohatecrime

#Cybercrime in businesses is rising. Researchers Jay Albanese, Thomas Dearden, Randy Gainey, Jim Hawdon, Katalin Parti, Tancy Vandecar-Burdin from VT, ODU, and VCU are aiming to map the latest trends in an effort to help develop prevention strategies. lnkd.in/dtWMqNa4

Happy to announce CPSVP's wonderful student organization: Students for Non-Violence!

Our participants report seeing fake news on a variety of social media platforms. The three biggest were Facebook (30%), YouTube (15%), and Twitter (12%).

Our data shows almost half, 48%, of participants said they have seen fake news about COVID-19 in the past 12 months. Participants were evenly split on whether the fake news was making COVID-19 seem more or less serious than it really is.

CPSVP faculty K Parti, T Dearden, J Hawdon, and colleagues from Hungary & Finland received funding from the Center for European Union Transatlantic and Trans-European Space Studies #virginiatech to collect data on #cybercrime perpetration and #cybervictimization in the 3 nations.

Have you seen fake news? 43% of our participants report seeing fake news in the last week

Who are the victims of cybercrime? Our data shows that males and females are both targets, with 38% of females and 40% of males having experienced cybervictimization in the past 12 months. They are targets of different types of crimes, stay tuned to find out more. #cybercrimelab

Are you a #cybercrime researcher? Our team @CPSVPVT has just published an open-access dataset on a nationally representative sample of adult Americans on #cyberoffending and #victimization. All are welcome to download and investigate: doi.org/10.7294/17092283

Are you a #cybercrime researcher? Our team @CPSVPVT has just published an open-access dataset on a nationally representative sample of adult Americans on #cyberoffending and #victimization. All are welcome to download and play around: doi.org/10.7294/17092283

Online scams are everywhere, especially during the holidays. Our data @CybercriminologyLab show that computer familiarity (self-report) is not really a protective factor for #olderindividuals, especially when it doesn't pair with applying technical guardians.

Our data @CybercriminologyLab show that computer familiarity is not really a protective factor for #olderindividuals, especially when it doesn't pair with applying tech guardians. Living alone or with a partner without children makes seniors also more vulnerable.

It was great to meet up with friends again @ASCRM41 @ASCcyber in person (we only removed masks for the photo). #cybercrime #cybercriminologylab @deardent @KatalinParti

Happy to announce that a special issue of the American Journal of Criminal Justice on cybercrime published with @SpringerNature will be out soon. Here's my guest editor's introduction rdcu.be/cBbX3 #cybercriminology

#CPSVP and #CybercriminologyLab affiliates @deardent and @KatalinParti have published a new article on #cybercrime. Differential association, self-control and social learning in cybercrime. Check out the article in AJCJ's special issue on cybercrime here rdcu.be/cA5N0