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Haarr, September 2016

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ROBIN N. HAARR

CURRICULUM VITAE

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Cell: (859) 302-5191

E-mail: [email protected]

EMPLOYMENT

2011-2016 Full Professor, School of Justice Studies, Eastern Kentucky University

2008-2016 Founding Director, Institute for Global Justice & Security, School of Justice Studies, Eastern

Kentucky University

2006-2011 Associate Professor, Criminal Justice & Police Studies, Eastern Kentucky University

2005-2006 IREX IARO Scholar, Republic of Tajikistan

2001-2005 Associate Professor, Criminal Justice & Criminology, Arizona State University.

2001-2002 U.S. Fulbright Scholar, School of Foreign Studies, Nanjing University, People’s Republic of

China

1994-2000 Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice & Criminology, Arizona State University.

EDUCATION

Ph.D., 1995 Michigan State University, College of Social Sciences, School of Criminal Justice

Dissertation: Race, gender, patterns of interaction, organizational commitment and attitudes

toward occupational deviance in a Midwest Police Department

(Chair: M. Morash; Committee: P.K. Manning, M. Baca-Zinn, D. Carter)

M.S., 1991 Michigan State University, College of Social Sciences, School of Criminal Justice

B.S., 1988 State University of New York at Brockport, Criminal Justice (double major in Political Science)

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Women and children’s international human rights and conventions

Cross-cultural violence against women and children, including unique forms of gender-based violence and

harmful traditional practices experienced by girls

Access to justice and support services for women and children

Gender responsive and human rights-based approaches to eliminating violence against women and girls

Human trafficking and exploitation of women and children for purposes of sex, labor, and domestic

servitude, and human trafficking international laws and conventions

Women and girl’s empowerment

Systems of child protection and alternative care for vulnerable and abused children

Access to education for girls.

Women’s workplace problems, stress, and coping strategies

mailto:[email protected]


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Policing, police organizations & experiences of women and minorities in policing

Quantitative and qualitative research methods and data analysis

Developing, transitioning, and post-conflict countries, and war zones

Over the past 17 years, I have worked on the abovementioned subject matter in collaboration with UN agencies,

the US Department of State, and other international organizations, foreign governments, and nongovernmental

organization in the South Pacific (Fiji, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu), South Asia

(Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan), South East Asia (Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia,

Myanmar, Philippines, Timor-Leste, Vietnam), CEE/CIS countries (Albania, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan,

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Ukraine), East Asia (China), and East Africa (Kenya).

LANGUAGE:

Intermediate Russian; Basic Mandarin Chinese

AWARDS & HONORS

2012 Saltzman Award for Contributions to Practice, American Society of Criminology, Division on

Women and Crime

2012 EKU College of Justice & Safety Excellence in Scholarship Award

2012 Nominee, Best of UNICEF Research (Nominated by UNICEF Kazakhstan)

2011 Nominee, Best of UNICEF Research (Nominated by UNICEF Kazakhstan)

2007 Induction into the Wall of Fame at Michigan State University, School of Criminal Justice.

2007 Honorable Recognition from the Senate of the Commonwealth of Kentucky

2006 CoraMae Richey Mann “Inconvenient Woman of the Year” Award, American Society of

Criminology, Division on Women and Crime

2004 Outstanding Achievement & Contribution Award toward Advancing the Status of Women,

Arizona State University’s Commission on the Status of Women, Tempe, AZ

2002 Merit Award for Excellent Teaching, Nanjing University, People’s Republic of China

2001-2002 US Fulbright Scholar Award in the People’s Republic of China.

School of Foreign Studies, Nanjing University

1997-1998, Investigator Incentive Award, Arizona State University (ASU) Office of the Vice-Provost for

1995 Research & Strategic Initiatives

1989-1994 Graduate Office Scholarship. Michigan State University (Supervisor: Dr. Merry Morash).


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PUBLICATIONS

Research/Policy Monographs

Haarr, R.N. (In Progress). Justice for Children in Kazakhstan: Findings from a KAP Survey. United Nations

Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan.

Haarr, R.N. (In Progress). Violence Against Children in Kazakhstan: Findings from a KAP Survey. United Nations

Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan.

Haarr, R.N. (In Progress). Evaluation of the International Justice Mission Program to Combat Sex Trafficking of

Children in the Philippines: 2003-2015. International Justice Mission: Washington, DC USA.

Haarr, R.N. (2016). Midline Assessment Report of the UN-Solomon Islands Government Joint Programme on

Eliminating Violence Against Women and Girls – Keeping the Promise in the Solomon Islands: From Policy to

Action: UN Women MCO Fiji, Suva, Fiji.

Haarr, R.N. (2016). End-of Project Evaluation of the UN Women Project for Abandoned Women from Migrant

Families in Tajikistan. UN Women Multi-Country Office Kazakhstan: Astana, Kazakhstan.

Haarr, R.N. (2016). End-of-Project Evaluation of the Fiji Girl Guides Project to Implement the World Association

of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGS) Curriculum Voices Against Violence. Prepared for Fiji Girl Guides and

the UN Women Pacific Regional EVAW Facility Fund: Suva, Fiji.

Haarr, R.N. (2016). UN Women EVAW Specail Fund Baseline and Results-Based Montoring and Evaluation

Guidelines and Reporting Forms. UN Women Afghanistan Country Office: Kabul, Afghanistan.

Haarr, R.N. (2016). 2015 Annual Report on the UN-Solomon Islands Government Joint Programme on


Action. UN Women MCO Fiji, Suva, Fiji.

Haarr, R.N. (2015). Mid-Term Evaluation of the Pacific Regional Ending Violence Against Women (EVAW)

Facility Fund. UN Women MCO Fiji: Suva, Fiji.

Haarr, R.N. (2015). External Evaluation of the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) Special Fund,

2008-2014. UN Women Afghanistan Country Office: Kabul, Afghanistan.

Haarr, R.N. (2015). Assessment of Training Needs of Social Service Workers in Maldives. UNICEF: Male‘,

Maldives. (70 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2015). External Evaluation of the International Justice Mission Program to Combat Sex Trafficking

of Children in Cambodia, 2004-2014. International Justice Mission: Arglinton, Virginia, USA.

Haarr, R.N. (2015). Baseline Study Report on the UN-Solomon Islands Government Joint Programme on


Action. UN Women Solomon Islands and UN Women MCO Fiji: Suva, Fiji.

Haarr, R.N. (2015). Baseline Report of the Project, Implementation of the Family Protection Act 2013. Prepare for

the Kingdom of Tonga, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Women Affairs Division and the the UN Women Pacific

Regional EVAW Facility Fund: Suva, Fiji.


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Haarr, R.N. (2015). Baseline Report of the Survey of Fiji Girl Guide Leaders: Assessing Competencies for the

World Associateion of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGS) Curriculum. Prepared for Fiji Girl Guides and the

UN Women Pacific Regional EVAW Facility Fund: Suva, Fiji.

Haarr, R.N. (2015). Baseline Report of the Survey of Clery and Church Leaders Attitudes on Cultural and

Religious Believes, Biblical Interpretations, and Pastoral Practices. Prepared for House of Sarah and the UN

Women Pacific Regional EVAW Facility Fund: Suva, Fiji.

Haarr, R.N. (2015). External Evaluation of the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) Special Fund in

Afghanstian. UN Women: Kabul, Afghanistan.

Haarr, R.N. (2014). Tajikistan’s Child Rights Index and Ranking System: District Child Rights Monitoring. United

Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Dushanbe, Tajikistan (48 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2014). Mid-Term Review of Achieving Educaton for All in Tulvalu Programme (AEfATP). United

Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Pacific Multi-Country Officie: Suva, Fiji (60 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2014). Pacific Regional Facility Fund Eliminating Violence Against Women: Findings and Lessons

from Five Years of Implementation. UN Women Pacific Multi-Country Office: Suva, Fiji (11 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2014, Editing and Finalization). Formative Evaluation of the Pacific Regional Ending Violence

Against Women (EVAW) Facility Fund. UN Women Pacific Multi-Country Office: Suva, Fiji. (Report prepared by:

David Cownie) (145 pages)

Haarr, R.N. (2014). Nationwide Assessment of Needs, Availability, and Access to Social Services for Vulnerable

Families and Children in Azerbaijan. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Baku, Azerbaijan (198 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2014). Assessment of State Alternative Care Institutions for Children in Maldives. United Nations

Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Male‘, Maldives. (114 pages)

Haarr, R.N. (2014). Final Monitoring and Assessment of the Programme to Prevent and Respond to School

Violence in East Kazakhstan. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan.

Haarr, R.N. (2014). Identification and Referral Mechanisms for Cases of Violence Against Children in Residential

Institutions. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan. (17 pages)

Haarr, R.N. (2013). Domestic Violence in Albania: 2013 National Population-Based Survey. United Nations

Development Program (UNDP): Tirana, Albania. (80 pages)

Reprinted in Albanian: DHUNA NË FAMILJE NË SHQIPËRI: 2013 SONDAZH KOMBËTAR ME BAZË

POPULLATËN

Haarr, R.N. (2013). Assessment of Violence Against Children in Schools in Kazakhstan. United Nations

Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan. (125 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: ОЦЕНКА НАСИЛИЯ В ОТНОШЕНИИ ДЕТЕЙ В ШКОЛАХ КАЗАХСТАНА

Reprinted in Kazakh: Қазақстан мектептеріндегі балаларға қатысты зорлық-зомбылықты

бағалау

Haarr, R.N. (2013). Programme to Prevent and Respond to School Violence in East Kazakhstan. United Nations


Reprinted in Russian: РУКОВОДСТВО ПО МОДЕЛЬНОЙ ПРОГРАММЕ ПРОФИЛАКТИКИ И

РЕАГИРОВАНИЯ НА НАСИЛИЕ В ШКОЛЕ


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Reprinted in Kazakh: МЕКТЕПТЕГІ ЗОРЛЫҚ-ЗОМБЫЛЫҚ ПРОФИЛАКТИКАСЫ ЖӘНЕ ОҒАН

ӘСЕР ЕТУ ЖӨНІНДЕГІ ҮЛГІЛІК БАҒДАРЛАМА БОЙЫНША НҰСҚАУЛЫҚ

Haarr, R.N. (2013). Curriculum to Prevent School Violence in East Kazakhstan. United Nations Children’s Fund

(UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan. (63 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: УЧЕБНАЯ ПРОГРАММА ПЕРВИЧНОЙ ПРОФИЛАКТИКИ

Reprinted in Kazakh: Мектептегі зорлық-зомбылықты бастапқы алдын алудың оқу

Бағдарламасы

Haarr, R.N. (2012). Mapping and Assessment of Residential Care Facilities for Children in Timor-Leste.

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Dili, Timor-Leste. (57 pages)

Reprinted in Tetum: Mapeamentu Fasilidade Kuidadu Reziensial Ba Labarik Sira Iha Timor-Leste

Haarr, R.N. (2012). Rapid Assessment of Children’s Vulnerabilities to Risky Behaviors, Sexual Exploitation,

and Trafficking in Kazakhstan. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan (161 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: Экспресс-оценка уязвимости детей по отношению к рискованному

поведению, сексуальной эксплуатации и торговле людьми в Казахстане

Reprinted in Kazakh: ҚАЗАҚСТАНДАҒЫ БАЛАЛАРДЫҢ ТӘУЕКЕЛДІ МІНЕЗ-ҚҰЛЫҚҚA,

ЖЫНЫСТЫҚ ҚАНАУШЫЛЫҚҚА ЖӘНЕ АДАМ САУДАСЫНА ОСАЛДЫҒЫН ЖЕДЕЛ

БАҒАЛАУ

Haarr, R.N. (2012). Police Complicity in Human Trafficking in Kazakhstan: Special Report. United Nations


Reprinted in Russian: Соучастие Полиции в Торговле Людьми в Казахстане: Дополнительный

Отчёт

Haarr, R.N. (2011). Child Suicide in Kazakhstan: Special Report. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF):

Astana, Kazakhstan. (15 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: Суицид среди детей в Казахстане: специальный доклад

Haarr, R.N. (2011). Violence against Children in State-Run Residential Institutions in Kazakhstan: An

Assessment. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Astana, Kazakhstan. (91 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: НАСИЛИЕ В ОТНОШЕНИИ ДЕТЕЙ В ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫХ

ИНТЕРНАТНЫХ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЯХ РЕСПУБЛИКИ КАЗАХСТАН: ОЦЕНКА ПОЛОЖЕНИЯ

Haarr, R.N. (2011). Safe Schools and the Reduction of School-Related Gender-Based Violence in Tajikistan:

Final Evaluation of the Impact of Training on Community Members and Teachers. US Agency for International

Development (USAID)/Creative Associates International: Dushanbe, Tajikistan. (58 pages)

Haarr, R.N. (2010). Safe Schools and the Reduction of School-Related Gender-Based Violence in Tajikistan:

Mid-Project Evaluation of the Impact of Training on Community Members and Teachers (Part I). US Agency

for International Development (USAID)/Creative Associates International: Dushanbe, Tajikistan. (84 pages)

Haarr, R.N. (2010). Rapid Assessment of Shelters in Kenya for Women Victims of Gender-Based Violence.

United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM): Nairobi, Kenya (70 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2009). Assessment of Ukraine’s National System of Prevention and Response to Domestic

Violence. United Nations Development Program (UNDP): Kyiv, Ukraine. (62 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2009). Child Abuse and Neglect in Families in the Kyrgyz Republic: A National Population-Based

Study. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic (115 pages).


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Reprinted in Russian: Жестокое обращение и пренебрежение нуждами детей в семьях

Кыргызской Республики: Национальное исследование

Haarr, R.N. & M. Dhamo (2009). Domestic Violence in Albania: A National Population Survey. United Nations

Development Program (UNDP): Tirana, Albania (78 pages)

Reprinted in Albanian: DHUNA NË FAMILJE NË SHQIPËRI: SONDAZH KOMBËTAR ME BAZË

POPULLATËN

Haarr, R.N. (2007). Research on Child Trafficking in Tajikistan. International Labor Organization (ILO) & United

Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Dushanbe, Tajikistan (42 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: Исследование по детскому трафику в Таджи кистане

Haarr, R.N. (2006). Civil Servants Attitudes toward Gender Discrimination versus Gender Equality in the Republic

of Tajikistan. Organization for Security & Cooperation in Europe (OSCE): Dushanbe, Tajikistan (99 pages).

Haarr, R.N. (2005). Violence Against Women in Marriage: A General Population Survey in Khatlon Oblast,

Tajikistan. Swiss Cooperation Office (SDC): Dushanbe, Tajikistan (82 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: НАСИЛИЕ В ОТНОШЕНИИ ЖЕНЩИН В БРАКЕ: ОБЩЕЕ

ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ НАСЕЛЕНИЯ ХАТЛОНСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ, ТАДЖИКИСТАН).

Haarr, R.N. (2005). Survey of Civil Servants Perceptions of Child Abuse & Neglect in Tajikistan. United

Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Dushanbe, Tajikistan. (18 pages)

Reprinted in Russian: СОЦИОЛОГИЧЕСКОЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ ГРАЖДАНСКИХ СЛУЖАЩИХ

ОТНОСИТЕЛЬНО ВОСПРИЯТИЯ ВОПРОСОВ ЖЕСТОКОГО ОБРАЖЕНИЯ С РЕБОНКОМ И

ПРЕНЕБРЕЖЕНИЯ В РЕСПУБЛИКЕ ТАДЖИКИСТАН).

Haarr, R.N. (2004). Reducing Harm and Exploitation of Children in Tajikistan: An Evaluation of the 2000-2004

Country Programme of Cooperation between UNICEF and the Government of Tajikistan & Development of the

2005-2009 Country Programme Action Plan. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF): Dushanbe, Tajikistan

(55 pages).

Reprinted in Russian: СОКРАЩЕНИЕ УЩЕРБА, НАНОСИМОГО ДЕТЯМ, И ИХ ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ

В ТАДЖИКИСТАНЕ: Анализ программы сотрудничества на 2000-2004 г.г. между ЮНИСЕФ и

Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Рекомендации для плана программных действий на

2005-2009 г.г. по сокращению ущерба, наносимого детям, и их эксплуатации в Таджикистане.

Abridged Reprint: Violence Against Children in Tajikistan: A Situational Analysis. Child Research

Digest, No. 6. UNICEF Tajikistan.

Refereed Journal Articles

Haarr, R.N. & Hunt, S. (Under Review). “A Woman Screaming in the Desert: Sexual Violence against Smuggled

Migrant Women from Arizona-Mexico Border to Kentucky.”

Haarr, R.N. & Morash, M. (2013). “The Effect of Rank on Police Women Coping with Discrimination and

Harassment.” Police Quarterly, Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 395-419.

Morash, M. & R.N. Haarr (2012). “Women Police Doing, Redoing, and Undoing Gender: Variation in Gender

Identities of Women Working as Police Officers.” Feminist Criminology. Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 3-23.


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Morash, M., S.J. Jeong, R. Haarr & V. Hoffman (2011). The Connection of Police Strategies for Coping with

Workplace Problems to Stress in Two Countries. International Journal of Comparative & Applied Criminal

Justice, Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 89-103.

Haarr, R.N. (2010). Suicidality among Battered Women in Tajikistan. Violence Against Women, Vol. 16, No. 7,

pp. 764-788.

Haarr, R.N. (2008). Local Justice and Victim Support for Battered Women in Tajikistan. International Journal of

Comparative & Applied Criminal Justice (Special Issue: Responding to Intimate Partner Violence across the

Globe), Vol. 32, No. 2, pp. 195-220.

Haarr, R.N. (2007). Wife Abuse in Tajikistan. Feminist Criminology. Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 245-270.

Morash, M., Lee C.H, V. Hoffman, C.H. Sun & R.N. Haarr (2006). Predictors of Social and Defensive Coping to

Address Workplace Problems: A Comparison of Police in South Korea and the United States. International

Journal of Comparative & Applied Criminal Justice, Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 149-176.

Morash, M., D. H. Kwak & R.N. Haarr (2006). Gender Differences in the Predictors of Police Stress. Policing:

An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management. Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 541-563.

Morash, M., R.N. Haarr & D.H. Kwak (2006). Multilevel Influences on Police Stress. Journal of

Contemporary Criminal Justice (Special Issue: Occupational Stress in Criminal Justice), Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 26-

43.

Haarr, R.N. (2005). Factors Affecting the Decision of Police Recruits to ‘Dropout’ of Police Work. Police

Quarterly, Vol. 8, pp. 431-453.

Haarr, R.N. (2005). Violence and Exploitation of Children in Tajikistan. Central Asia Survey, Vol. 24, No. 2,

pp. 131-149.

Haarr, R.N. & M. Morash (2004). Police Workplace Problems, Coping Strategies & Stress: Changes from 1990

to 2003 for Women and Racial Minorities. Law Enforcement Executive FORUM, Vol. 4, No 3, pp. 165-185.

Reprint: Police Workplace Problems, Coping Strategies, and Stress: Changes from 1990 to 2003 for

Women and Racial Minorities. In L. Hoover, T. Jurkanin & V.A. Sergevnin, The Challenging

American Police: A Reader for the 21st Century, Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas Publishing.

Haarr, R.N. (2001). The Making of a Community Policing Officer: The Impact of Basic Training and

Occupational Socialization on Police Recruits. Police Quarterly, Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 402-433.

Haarr, R.N. & M. Morash (1999). Gender, Race, and Strategies of Coping with Occupational Stress in Policing.

Justice Quarterly, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 303-336.

Haarr, R.N. (1997). They’re Making a Bad Name for the Department: Exploring the Link Between Organizational

Commitment and Police Occupational Deviance in a Police Patrol Bureau. Policing: An International Journal of

Police Strategies & Management, Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 786-812.

Haarr, R.N. & J. Hultsman (1997). A Textual Interpretation of Police Organization: The Dark Side of Technology.

Policing & Society, Vol. 8, pp. 93-115.


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Haarr, R.N. (1997). Patterns of Interaction in a Police Patrol Bureau: Race and Gender as Barriers to Integration.

Justice Quarterly, Vol. 14, No. 1 (March), pp. 301-333.

Morash, M. & R.N. Haarr (1995). Gender, Workplace Problems, and Stress in Policing. Justice Quarterly, Vol.

12, No. 1 (March), pp. 113-140.

Morash, M., R.N. Haarr & L. Rucker (1994). A Comparison of Programming for Women and Men in U.S.

Prisons in the 1980s. Crime and Delinquency, Vol. 40, No. 2 (April), pp. 197-22.

Book Chapters

Haarr, R.N. (2012). Chapter 4. Violence Against Women (pp. 54-57). In Global Issues: Women in the World

Today. Washington, DC: US Department of State Bureau of International Information Programs.

(Preface by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton)

Reprinted in Persian: رفتار با زنان در محیط خانه چگونه است

Reprinted in Spanish: Capítulo 4 - La violencia contra la mujer

Reprinted in Chinese: 概述：针对妇女的暴力

Reprinted in Arabic: نظرة عامة: العنف ضد المرأة

Haarr, R.N. (2012). Chapter 9: Human Rights of Women (pp. 124-127). In Global Issues: Women in the World

Today. Washington, DC: US Department of State Bureau of International Information Programs.


Reprinted in Persian: نمای کلی: حقوق بشر زنان

Reprinted in Spanish: Capítulo 9 - Los derechos humanos de la mujer

Reprinted in Chinese: 概述：妇女的人权

Reprinted in Arabic: نظرة عامة: الحقوق اإلنسانیة للمرأة

Haarr, R.N. (2012). Chapter 12: The Girl Child (pp. 166-169). Global Issues: Women in the World Today.

Washington, DC: US Department of State Bureau of International Information Programs.


Reprinted in Persian: نمای کلی: حقوق کودکان دختر نمای کلی: حقوق کودکان دختر

Reprinted in Spanish: Capítulo 12 - La niña mujer

Reprinted in Chinese: 概述：女童权利

Reprinted in Arabic: نظرة عامة: حقوق الفتاة الطفلة

Reprinted: Haarr, R.N. (March 2013) The Girl Child. The American Center, Mumbai India, pp. 1-3

Morash, M., R.N. Haarr & D. Gonyea (2006). Workplace Problems in Police Departments and Methods of

Coping: Women at the Intersection. (pp. 213-227). In. L. Goodstein, C. Renzetti & S. Miller (Eds.), Rethinking

Gender, Crime & Justice: Feminist Readings (2nd Ed). Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishing Company.

Haarr, R.N. & M. Morash (2005). Police Coping with Stress: The Importance of Emotions, Gender and

Minority Status. In M.L. Dantzker (ed.), Policing and Stress. Prentice Hall.

Haarr, R.N. (2000). Police Work and Stress. In N.H. Rafter (ed.), The Encyclopedia of Women and Crime (pp.

176-177). Phoenix, AZ: The Oryx Press.


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Other Publications

Haarr, R.N. (2001). Book Review: S. Miller’s, Gender & Community Policing: Walking the Talk. Work &

Occupations, Vol. 28, No. 4, pp. 508-510.

Haarr, R.N. (1997). Book Review: From Social Worker to Crimefighter: Women in United States Municipal

Policing.” Social Pathology, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 139-141.

Haarr, R.N. & J. Hultsman (1996). Community Policing: The Converging Goals of Parks and Recreation and Law

Enforcement Agencies in Addressing At-Risk Youth. Arizona Parks and Recreation.

Technical Reports

Haarr, R.N. & V.E. Kappeler (2008). EKU Department of Criminal Justice: Program of Distinction Program

Evaluation & Productivity Report (1998-2008). Eastern Kentucky University: Richmond, KY (110 pages)

Katz, C., V. Webb, D Schaefer & R. Haarr (2002). Expanding Research Capacity to Support the Implementation

of Community Policing through the Development of a Multi-Agency Research Partnership Involving the

Chandler, Glendale & Scottsdale, AZ Police Departments and Arizona State University (ASU): Final Report.

National Institute of Justice: U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC (NCJ 194128).

Haarr, R.N. (2000). The Impact of Community Policing Training and Program Implementation on Police

Personnel: Final Report. National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC.

Haarr, R.N. (2000). Police Officers Attitudes toward Domestic Violence. Phoenix, AZ Police Department

Domestic Violence Unit.

Hultsman, J., M. Montiel & R. Haarr (1997). Evaluation of City of Phoenix Interface with the Community

Partnership of Phoenix. Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, Phoenix, AZ.

GRANTS & CONTRACTS

US Department of State/US Embassy Grants

Aug. 2011 US Speaker on Human Trafficking

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Katmandu, Nepal

June 2010 US Speaker on Human Trafficking and Gender Equality

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Katmandu, Nepal

Jan. 2010 US Regional Speaker on Human Trafficking, U,S. Department of State, Washington, DC

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Rangoon, Burma

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh

June 2009 US Speaker on Human Trafficking and Gender Equality

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Rangoon, Burma

May 2008 U.S. Speaker on Human Trafficking, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam


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May-June U.S. Regional Speaker on Human Trafficking, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC

2007 Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Hanoi & U.S. Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Vientiane, Laos.

Public Affairs & Political Section, U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Aug-Sept. U.S. Regional Speaker on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC

2005 Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Islamabad & U.S. Consulate in Lahore, Pakistan

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in New Delhi & U.S. Consulate in Calcutta, India

Dec. 2004 U.S. Regional Speaker on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Hanoi & U.S. Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

May-June U.S. Speaker on Domestic Violence

2004 Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Hanoi & U.S. Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Dec. 2003 U.S. Speaker on Domestic Violence & Women’s Rights

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Beijing, People’s Republic of China

Jan. 2003 U.S. Speaker on Domestic Violence & Women’s Rights

Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Beijing, People’s Republic of China

Research Grants & Contracts

2015 – 2017 Lead Evaluator

Monitoring, Reporting, and Evaluation (MRE) for the Joint Programme on Eliminating Violence

Against Women and Girls (EVAWG) in Solomon Islands. Monies allocated by UN Women

Multi-Country Office (Pacific Island Countries) in Suva, Fiji.

2016-2017 Evaluator

Review of Sources of Administrative Data on Violence Against Children. Monies allocated by

UNICEF Headquarter in New York City, NY.

2016 Evaluation Expert

Evaluation Report Editor and Monitoring & Evaluation Consultant for the UN Women Regional

Office for Asia and the Pacific on Ending Violence Against Women (EVAW). Monies allocated

by UN Women Regional Office (Asia and the Pacific) in Bangkok, Thailand.

2016 Lead Researcher

Knowledge, Attitudes and Practice (KAP) Survey on Justice for Children and Violence Against

Children in the Family in Kazakhstan. Monies allocated by UNICEF Kazakhstan.

2016 Lead Evaluator

Evaluation of the Program to Combat Sex Trafficking of Children in the Philippines: 2003-2015.

Monies allocated by International Justice Mission (IJM), Washington, DC.


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2016 Lead Evaluator

Final Evaluation of the UN Women Project Empowering Abandoned Women from Migrant’s

Families in Tajikistan. Monies allocated by UN Women Multi-Country Office (Central Asia) in

Almaty, Kazakhstan.

2016 Lead Evaluator

Mid-Term Review of the Country Office Strategic Note, 2014-2016. Monies allocated by UN

Women Afghanistan Country Office.

2015-2016 Technical Expert

Support the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Scaling Up the

Programme to Prevent and Respond to School Violence. Monies allocated by UNICEF

Kazakhstan.

2015 – 2016 Lead Evaluator

Strengthening of EVAW Special Fund M&E and Operational Capacities in Afghanistan. Monies

allocated by UN Women Afghanistan Country Office.

2015 Lead Evaluator

Independent External Mid-Term Evaluation of the Pacific Regional Ending Violence Against

Women (EVAW) Facility Fund. Monies allocated by UN Women Multi-Country Office (Pacific

Island Countries) in Suva, Fiji.

2015 Lead Evaluator

External Evaluation of Programme to Combat Sex Trafficking of Children in Cambodia: 2004-

2014. Monies allocated by International Justice Mission (IJM), Washington, DC.


Technical Assistance and Baseline Data Collection on Ending Violence Against Women (EVAW)

in Fiji and Tonga. Monies allocated by UN Women Multi-Country Office (Pacific Island

Countries) in Suva, Fiji.

Baseline for the Kingdom of Tonga, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Women Affairs Division’s

Project to Implement the Family Protection Act 2013

Baseline for the Fiji Girl Guides, Project to Implement the World Association of Girl Guides

and Girl Scouts (WAGGS) Curriculum on Voices Against Violence

Baseline for the House of Sarah in Fiji, Project to Train Clergy and Church Leaders on

Cultural and Religious Believes, Biblical Interpretations, and Pastoral Practices to EVAW.

2015 Lead Evaluator

Ending Violence Against Women (EVAW) Special Fund Evaluation Report. Monies allocated by

UN Women Afghanistan Country Office.

2014-2015 Principal Researcher

Training Needs Assessment of Social Workers to Carry out Child Protection in Maldives. Monies

allocated by UNICEF Maldives,

2014 Principal Evaluator

Mid-Term Review of “Achieving Education for All in Tuvalu Programme.” Monies allocated by

UNICEF Multi-Country Office (Pacific Island Countries) in Suva, Fiji.

2014 Lead Evaluator


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Development of the Child Rights Ranking System in Tajikistan. Monies allocated by UNIEF

Tajikistan.

2014 Technical Expert

Ending Violence Against Women and Girls Programme. Monies allocated by UN Women Multi-

Country Office (Pacific Island Countries) in Suva, Fiji.

2013-2014 Lead Researcher

Assessment of Needs and Mapping Available Social Services (social mapping) throughout

Azerbaijan. Monies allocated by UNICEF Azerbaijan.

2013-2014 Technical Expert

Supporting the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Setting up a

Model Programme to Prevent and Respond to School Violence in East Kazakhstan Oblast.

Monies allocated by UNICEF Kazakhstan.

2013 Principal Researcher

Assessment of Alternative Care Institutions (State Institutions) for Children in the Maldives.

Monies allocated by UNICEF Maldives.


Assist Albanian Institute of Statistics (INSTAT) to Conduct the Second National Domestic

Violence Survey. Monies allocated by UNDP Albania


Supporting the National Human Rights Centre (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Kazakhstan in

Conducting a Rapid Assessment of Violence Against Children in Schools. Monies allocated by

UNICEF Kazakhstan


Supporting the Ministry of Social Solidarity in Mapping of Residential Care Facilities for

Children. Monies allocated by UNICEF/UNMIT Timor-Leste.


Supporting the National Human Rights Centre (Ombudsman) in a Rapid Assessment of

Children’s Vulnerabilities to Sexual Exploitation, Trafficking and Risky Behaviors in Urban

Settings in Kazakhstan. Monies allocated by UNICEF Kazakhstan.


Supporting the National Human Rights Centre (Ombudsman) in an Assessment on Violence

Against Children in State-Run Residential Institutions. Monies allocated by UNICEF

Kazakhstan.

2010-2011 Lead Evaluator

Evaluation of the USAID Gender-Based Violence Safe Schools Program in Tajikistan. Monies

allocated by Creative Associates International.


Rapid Assessment on Gender-Based Violence Shelters in Kenya. Monies allocated by UNIFEM

Kenya.


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Assessment of the First National System for Prevention and Response to Domestic Violence.

Monies allocated by UNDP Ukraine.


National Assessment of Domestic Violence against Women and Children in Albania. Monies

allocated by UNDP Albania.


Sexual Assault of Undocumented Female Border Crossers (Smuggled and Trafficking Victims):

From the Sonora-Arizona Corridor to Kentucky. Monies allocated by the EKU Justice & Safety

Technical Assistance Grants Program. Grant Amount: $8,814.

2009 Principal Researcher

Trafficking in Persons in Southeast Asia: From Lao PDR and Burma to Thailand. Monies

allocated by the EKU Justice & Safety Center Research Grants Program. Grant Amount:

$8,605.


National Assessment of Child Abuse and Neglect in Kyrgyz Families. Monies allocated by

UNICEF Kyrgyzstan.

2008 Technical Expert

Technical Support to the Government of Tbilisi, Georgia on Child Trafficking. Monies allocated

by UNICEF Georgia.

2008 Co-Principal Investigator

Creating an Intervention to Reduce Police Workplace Problems and Stress in the Ingham

County Sheriff’s Department. Monies allocated by the EKU Justice & Safety Center Technical

Assistance Grants Program (Co-Principal Investigator: M. Morash, Michigan State University).

Grant Amount: $16,000.

2008 Principal Investigator

Trafficking in Persons from Lao PDR. Monies allocated by the EKU Justice & Safety Center

Research Grants Program. Grant Amount: $11,000.

2007-2008 Research Fellow

International Research & Exchange Board (IREX) 2007-2008 US Embassy Policy Specialist

Program. U.S. Embassy in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Funded by the U.S. Department of State’s Title

VIII Program. (Awarded, but unable to travel to Tajikistan during the grant period due to

unforeseen circumstances).

2007 Final Editor

Multi-Country Study of Child Protection Systems. Monies allocated by UNICEF Regional

Office (CIS/CEE) in Geneva, Switzerland.


Research on Child Trafficking in Tajikistan. Monies allocated by UNICEF and ILO Tajikistan.


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2007 Principal Investigator

Trafficking of Males from the Greater Mekong Sub-Region. Monies allocated by the EKU

Justice & Safety Center Research Grants Program. Grant Amount: $11,000.


Project to Evaluate and Promote Gender Equality in the Government of Tajikistan. Monies

allocated by the Organization for Security & Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in Dushanbe,

Tajikistan.

2005 Lead Technical Expert/Researcher

Project to Reduce Violence Against Women in Tajikistan. Monies allocated by Swiss

Cooperation Office (SDC) in Dushanbe, Tajikistan,

2005 Lead Technical Expert/Researcher

Project to Reduce Violence Against & Exploitation of Children in Tajikistan. Monies allocated

by UNICEF Tajikistan.

2004-2005 Principal Investigator

International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX) 2004-2005 Individual Advanced Research

Opportunities (IARO) Program. Funded by the U.S. Department of State’s Title VIII Program, the

National Endowment for the Humanities, and the IREX Scholar Support Program. Grant Amount:

$15,000.

2004 Lead Evaluator

Project to Reduce Violence Against Children in Tajikistan. Monies allocated by UNICEF

Tajikistan.

2001-2002 U.S. Fulbright Scholar Program in the People’s Republic of China. Study of the United States

Award. Nanjing University, School of Foreign Studies (One-Year Award). The U.S. Fulbright

Program is sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department

of State and funding is appropriated from the U.S. Congress. Grant Amount: $56,150.


Doing Police Work, Doing Gender, Doing Race: Female Officers Constructing and Managing

Multiple Identities. Monies allocated by the 2000 Arizona State University (ASU) Scholarship,

Research, and Creative Grants Activities Program. Grant Amount: $5,494.

1998-2004 Co-Investigator

Combining Police and Probation Resources to Reduce Burglary: Evaluating A Crime-Analysis

Problem Solving Approach. (with M. Griffin, J. Hepburn & V. Webb). National Institute of

Justice, Washington, DC. Grant Amount: $224,000.


Scottsdale, AZ Police Department Residential Burglary Reduction Project. (with V. Webb).

Office of Community-Oriented Policing Services, Washington, DC. Grant Amount: $44,453.


Community Policing Training for Citizen Groups: A Scottsdale Pilot Study. Arizona State

University (ASU) West Scholarship, Research, and Creative Activities Program. Grant Amount:

$4,000.


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Expanding Research Capacity to Support the Implementation of Community Policing Through the

Development of a Multi-Agency Research Partnership Involving the Chandler, Glendale, and

Scottsdale, Arizona Police Departments and Arizona State University West. (with V. Webb & C.

Katz). National Institute of Justice, Washington, D.C. Grant Amount: $113,512.


Implications of Community Policing Training and Program Implementation on Police Personnel.

National Institute of Justice, Washington, D.C. Grant Amount: $93,787.

1997 Co-Investigator

An Evaluation of the Community Partnership Study Project's Youth Policy Substance Abuse

Committee. (with M. Montiel & J. Hultsman). Community Partnership of Phoenix, AZ. Grant

Amount: $50,550.


Preparing Police Recruits for Community Policing: An Evaluation of the Phoenix PD Training

Program. Arizona State University (ASU) Faculty Grant-In-Aid Program. Grant Amount:

$5,197.


Elder Abuse: A Critical Issue. Arizona State University (ASU) Scholarship, Research, and

Creative Activities Program. Grant Amount: $4,000.


Fear of Crime Among the Elderly: A Study of Youngtown, AZ. Arizona State University (ASU)

Faculty Grant-In-Aid Program. Grant Amount: $5,739.

Education and Community Outreach Grants & Contracts

2006-2007 Director/Coordinator

EKU Study Tour on Kentucky’s Response to Domestic Violence. Organized this 12-day study

tour for nine delegates from Tajikistan (including victim advocates and police officials). Funded

by the EKU College of Justice & Safety and the Swiss Cooperation Office – Tajikistan, Project

for the Reduction of Violence Against Women in Tajikistan. Funding Amount: $31,302

2005 Mercy Corps Tajikistan. Project: Overcoming Gender-Based Violence and Women’s Poverty in

Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Framed and wrote Mercy Corps’ project proposal to overcome gender-

based violence and women’s poverty in Tajikistan.

2004-2005 Director

Development of an International Online Classroom/Dialogue on Gender, Violence & Justice:

Linking Arizona State University (ASU) & Tajikistan. ASU Instruction & Development Support

Grant. Grant amount: $5,000.

2003-2004 Director

Refugee Youth Workshop. College of Human Services Partnership for Community

Development, Professional Development/Community Education Workshop Grants Program.

Grant Amount: $1,000.


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July-Aug 2003 Promoting Women’s Education, Leadership, & Legal Rights in Tajikistan (TAJ094). US AID

Farmer-To-Farmer Program (funds allocated by Winrock International). Conducted capacity

building trainings to promote the development of a local community initiative to promote

women’s education, leadership and legal rights in Tajikistan.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

International Professional Presentations/Workshops

2016 “Three-day training-of-trainers workshop for Orleu on the “Programme to Prevent and Respond to

School Violence in Kazakhstan,” for UNICEF and the Ministry of Education and Sciences of the

Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2016 “Preliminary Findings of the Evaluation of the International Justice Mission Program to Combat

Child Sex Trafficking in the Philippines,” presented at the International Justice Mission Field

Office in Manila, Philippines. (Invited)

2016 Two-day training workshop for ICC regional supervisors on the “Methodology and Data

Collection Tools on Knowledge, Attitudes and Practice (KAP) Survey on Justice for Children and

Violence Against Children in the Family in Kazakhstan” for UNICEF and Ombudsman’s Office

in Astana, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2016 Two-day training workshop for CIOM regional supervisors and local data collectors on the

“Methodology and Data Collection Tools on Knowledge, Attitudes and Practice (KAP) Survey on

Justice for Children and Violence Against Children in the Family in Kazakhstan” for UNICEF

and the Ombudsman’s Office in Aktau, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2016 “Monitoring and Evaluation Findings of the UN-SIG Joint Programme on Eliminating Violence

Against Women and Girls in Solomon Islands: 2015-2016,” presented to SafeNet in Honiara,

Solomon Islands. (Invited)

2016 “Baseline and Results-Based Monitoring for Project Management,” presented to UN Women

Afghanistan Country Office (ACO) staff at the UN Women ACO, UNAMA Compound in Kabul,

Afghanistan. (Invited)

2016 “Monitoring and Evaluation and Third Party Monitoring Tools,” presented to UN Women Third

Party Monitors and CSO partners at UN Women ACO, UNAMA Compound in Kabul,

Afghanistan. (Invited)

2016 “Findings of the External Evaluation of the UN Women Project to Empower Abandoned Women

from Migrants’ Families in Tajikistan,” presented at the Final Conference of the Project

Empowering Abandoned Women from Migrants Families in Tajikistan hosted by UN Women

Tajikistan at the Sheraton Hotel in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. (Invited)

2016 “Preliminary Findings of the External Evaluation of the UN Women Project to Empower

Abandoned Women from Migrants’ Families in Tajikistan,” presented at the UN Women

Tajikistan, Dushanbe, Tajikistan. (Invited)


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2015 “Prevention and Response to Violence Against Children in Schools,” presented at the National

Conference on Strategies for Scaling up of Violence Prevention and Response Programmes in

Kazakhstan hosted by UNICEF and the Ministry of Education and Science for the Republic of

Kazakhstan at East Kazakhstan State University in Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2015 “Preliminary Findings of the Mid-Term Evaluation of the UN Women Pacific Regional Ending

Violence Against Women (EVAW) Facility Fund,” presented at UN Women MCO Fiji, Suva,

Fiji. (Invited)

2015 “Monitoring, Reporting and Evaluation Approach and Tools for the UN Trust Fund Solomon

Islands Joint Programme on Eliminating Violence Against Women and Girls – Keeping the

Promise in the Solomon Islands: From Policy to Action” presented to the UN Joint Programme

and SAFENET in Honiara, Solomon Islands. (Invited)

2015 “Methodology for the Mid-Term Evaluation of the UN Women Pacific Regional Ending Violence

Against Women (EVAW) Facility Fund,” presented at the UN Women MCO Fiji, Suva, Fiji.

(Invited)

2015 “Preliminary Findings of the Assessment of Training Needs of Social Service Workers,”

presented at the Ministry of Law and Gender, Male’, Maldives.

2015 “Preliminary Findings of the External Evaluation of IJM’s Program to Combat Sex Trafficking of

Children in Cambodia,” presented at the International Justice Mission Headquarters, Arglington,

Virgina. (Invited)

2015 “Preliminary Findings of the External Evaluation of IJM’s Program to Combat Sex Trafficking of

Children in Cambodia,” presented at International Justice Mission Field Office, Phnom Penh,

Cambodia. (Invited)

2014 “Child Rights Index and Ranking System: District Child Rights Monitoring,” presented at

UNICEF Dushanbe, Tajikistan (Invited)

2013 “Preliminary Findings and Recommendations Based upon the Assessment of State Alternative

Care Institutions for Children in Maldives,” presented at the Ministry of Health and Gender in

Male’, Maldives. (Invited)

2013 “Identification and Referral Mechanisms for Cases of Violence Against Children in Residential

Institution,” presented to government officials, educational officials, and pilot school safety team

members at East Kazakhstan State University in Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2013 Keynote speaker at the technical discussion table on “Domestic Violence Against Women,”

hosted by the Republic of Albania Institute of Statistics (INSTAT) with support of UNDP and the

Government of Sweden. Presented “Domestic Violence Against Women in Albania: Preliminary

Findings from the 2013 National Population-Based Survey” in Tirana, Albania. (Invited)

2013 Haarr, R.N. & S. Hunt. “Violence Against and Death of Migrants in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert:

A Humanitarian Crisis” presented at the World Conference on Humanitarian Studies – Human

Security: Humanitarian Perspectives and Responses, hosted by the International Humanitarian

Studies Association, Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies at Coventry University and

Kadir Has University in Istanbul, Turkey.


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2013 Four-day capacity building workshop on “Advanced Analysis of Domestic Violence Data” for

Republic of Albania Institute of Statistics (INSTAT). Tirana, Albania. (Invited).

2013 Four-day training workshop for local data collectors on “Mapping and Assessment of Social

Services for Vulnerable Children and Families on a Nationwide-Level in Azerbaijan” for

UNICEF. Baku, Azerbaijan. (Invited)

2013 Five-day capacity building workshop on “Theory Driven Analysis of Domestic Violence Data”

for Republic of Albania Institute of Statistics (INSTAT). Tirana, Albania. (Invited).

2013 Keynote speaker at the national roundtable on “Topical Issues on Promoting Child Rights in

Schools in Kazakhstan” hosted by the Commission for Human Rights in the Republic of

Kazakhstan, the Royal Norwegian Embassy, and UNICEF. Presented “Violence Against Children

in Schools in Kazakhstan” to national level ministers and state authorities, foreign diplomats, and

international and civil society organizations. Astana, Kazakhstan (Invited).

2013 “Media Representation of Youth Violence in Kazakhstan” presented at the Training Seminar on

Ethical Principles in Reporting Child Issues in Ust-Kamenogorsk hosted by the Ombudsman’s

Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan, UniCredit Foundation, UNICEF, and the Legal Media

Centre Public Foundation. (Invited)

2013 Three-day train-the-trainers training on the “Model Programme to Prevent and Respond to School

Violence in Educational Facilities in East Kazakhstan Oblast” at East Kazakhstan State University

in Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan (Invited).

2013 Two-day workshop on the “Model Programme on Violence Reduction in Educational Facilities in

East Kazakhstan Oblast” conducted for government officials, education department officials, and

school directors and staff in East Kazakhstan State University in Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan

(Invited).

2012 One-week training on the “Methodology for the Assessment of Violence Against Children in

Schools in Kazakhstan” conducted for a local research institute and hosted by UNICEF and

National Human Rights Centre in Astana, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2012 “Vulnerabilities of Children to Risky Behaviors, Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking in

Kazakhstan: Key Findings of the Study and Recommendations” presented to USAID Central

Asian Republics Regional Office in Almaty, Kazakhstan (Invited).

2012 Keynote speaker at the national roundtable on “On the Way to Building an Effective Child

Protection System in Kazakhstan” hosted by the Commission for Human Rights in the Republic

of Kazakhstan, the Royal Norwegian Embassy, and UNICEF. Presented “Vulnerabilities of

Children to Risky Behaviors, Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking in Kazakhstan: Key

Findings of the Study and Recommendations” to national level ministers and state authorities,

foreign diplomats, international organizations, and civil society. Astana, Kazakhstan (Invited).

2012 Workshop on “Mapping and Assessment of Residential Care Facilities for Children” conducted

for UNICEF Child Protection staff and representatives from the Ministry of Social Solidarity in

Dili, Timor-Leste (Invited)


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2011 Keynote speaker at the national roundtable on “Ensuring the Rights of Vulnerable Children in

Urban Areas.” Presented “Findings from the Rapid Assessment of Children’s Vulnerabilities to

Risky Behaviors, Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking in Kazakhstan” for state authorities,

hosted by the Commission for Human Rights in the Republic of Kazakhstan and UNICEF in

Astana, Kazakhstan (Invited).

2011 “US Trafficking Victims Protection Act: A Tool for Combatting Trafficking in Persons” co-

hosted by the Nepal Institute of Foreign Affairs as part of the US Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal

Public Affairs Section Speakers Program (Invited)

2011 “Pursuing Justice for Human Trafficking Victims” presented at the Nepal Bar Association in

Kathmandu as part of the US Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal Public Affairs Section Speakers

Program (Invited)

2011 “Legal Advocacy for Migrants and Trafficking Victims” presented at the Tribhuvan University,

Nepal Law Campus, Kathmandu as part of the US Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal Public Affairs

Section Speakers Program (Invited)

2011 “Human Trafficking: Dynamics and Combatting Efforts” presented at the American Coroner in

Birgunj as part of the US Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal Public Affairs Section Speakers Program

(Invited)

2011 “Research Design for the Rapid Assessment of Children’s Vulnerabilities in Urban Centers in

Kazakhstan” presented to National Human Rights Centre in Astana, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2011 “Rapid Assessment of Children’s Vulnerabilities in Urban Centers in Kazakhstan” presented to

National Human Rights Centre, Ombudsman Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Astana,

Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2011 Keynote speaker at the national roundtable on “Building a Protective Environment for the Most

Vulnerable Children in Kazakhstan” for state authorities and civil society organizations hosted by

the Commission for Human Rights in the Republic of Kazakhstan and UNICEF in Astana,

Kazakhstan (Invited).

2011 Keynote speaker at the working meeting on “Safeguarding the Rights of Children in State-Run

Institutions: Findings of the Study” for state authorities and civil society organizations hosted by

the Commission for Human Rights in the Republic of Kazakhstan and UNICEF in Astana,

Kazakhstan. (Invited).

2010 One-week field training on the “Methodology for the Assessment of Violence Against Children in

State-Run Institutions in Kazakhstan” conducted for a local research institute and hosted by

UNICEF in Astana and Almaty, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2010 “Methodology for the Assessment of Violence Against Children in State-Run Institutions in

Kazakhstan” presented to National Human Rights Centre in Astana, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2010 “International Experiences of Child Social Protection Measures to Prevent and Respond to

Violence, Abuse and Exploitation of Children” presented at the General Session to address the

implementation of the Law on Specialized Social Services, hosted by the Ministry of Labor and

Social Protection of Kazakhstan and UNICEF Kazakhstan. (Invited)


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2010 “Violence against Children and Assessment Methodology” presented to National Human Rights

Centre and UNICEF in Astana, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2010 Workshop on “Prevention and Response to Violence against Children” presented to state agencies

and non-state actors, hosted by UNICEF in Astana, Kazakhstan. (Invited)

2010 Keynote speaker on “Rapid Assessment on Shelters in Kenya for Women Gender-Based Violence

Victims” presented to representatives from the Kenyan Government and civil society

organizations, hosted by UNIFEM in Nairobi, Kenya. (Invited)

2010 “Preliminary Findings of the Rapid Assessment on Shelters in Kenya for Women Gender-Based

Violence Victims” presented to UNIFEM staff at the United Nations (UN) Compound in Nairobi,

Kenya. (Invited)

2010 “Prosecution of Trafficking in Persons Cases” presented at Kathmandu School of Law in

Bhaktapur as part of the US Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal Public Affairs Section Speakers

Program. (Invited)

2010 “Gender Equality in Theory and in Practice” presented at Tribhuvan University, Padmakanya

College, Department of Gender Studies as part of the US Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal Public

Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2010 “Human Trafficking: Important Role of NGOs, International Organizations, and Social Welfare

Protection System” presented to IOs, local NGOs and government officials and hosted by

Thengamara Mohila Sabuj Sangha (TMSS) as part of the US Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2010 “Human Trafficking: Challenges and the Way Forward” presented to local NGOs and police

officials at a seminar hosted by Center for Women and Children Studies (CWCS) as part of the US

Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2010 “Human Trafficking: Protection and Care for Victimized Children” presented to local NGOs and

police officials and hosted by Action Against Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation of Children

(ASECT) Bangladesh and Bangladesh National Woman Lawyer’s Association (BNWLA) as part

of the US Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2010 Workshop on “Impact of Victimization on Children” conducted at Save the Children in Rangoon

(to staff from international nongovernmental organizations) as part of the US Embassy in

Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2010 Workshop on “Designing a Rapid Needs Assessment to Address Migration and Trafficking”

conducted at the YMCA in Rangoon (to YMCA field staff from different states/divisions) as part

of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2010 “Framing the Problem of Human Trafficking” presented at the U.S. Embassy Jefferson Center in

Mandalay as part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

(Invited)

2010 “Gender Equality and Empowerment in Education” presented at the Myanmar Institute of

Theology in Insein as part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs Section

Speakers Program (Invited)


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2009 “Domestic Violence: A Global Problem in Need of Local Solutions” presented at the United

Nations Development Program (UNDP) Office in Kyiv, Ukraine. (Invited)

2009 “Assessment of the National System for Preventing and Responding to Domestic Violence”

presented at the European Union (EU)-United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Equal

Opportunities & Women’s Rights Project Office in Kyiv, Ukraine. (Invited)

2009 Keynote speaker on “Child Abuse and Neglect in the Kyrgyz Republic: Findings from the

National Population-Based Study” presented at the United Nations (UN) Office in Bishkek,

Kyrgyz Republic. (Invited)

2009 “Human Trafficking” presented as a video digital conference with Bangladeshi NGOs, civil

society organizations, academics, students, and general public hosted by the US Embassy in

Dhaka, Bangladesh and the US Department of State in Washington, DC. (Invited)

2009 Workshop on “Awareness and Practical Issues of Trafficking in Persons” conducted at the YMCA

Rangoon (to YMCA field staff from different states/divisions) as part of the US Embassy in

Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2009 “Human Trafficking: Critical Themes and Challenges in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region”

presented at the United Nations Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking (UNIAP) Office as

part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2009 “Gender Equality in International Education” presented at the:

US Embassy American Center in Rangoon as part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma


Myanmar Institute of Theology in Insein as part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma


US Embassy Jefferson Center in Mandalay as part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma


2009 “Addressing Social Problems through Community Organization and Social Policy Development”

presented at the US Embassy American Center as part of the Community Empowerment Training

as part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs Section Speakers Program (Invited)

2009 “Promoting Gender Equality in Education and Leadership” presented at the US Embassy

American Center in Rangoon as part of the US Embassy in Rangoon, Burma Public Affairs

Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2008 “Human Trafficking: Critical Themes & Challenges” presented at the 7th Biennial International

Criminal Justice Conference, Policing in Central and Eastern Europe in Ljubljana, Slovenia

2008 “Translating Transnational Knowledge into Local Justice for Battered Women in Tajikistan”

presented at the Central Eurasian Studies Society 1st Regional Conference in Issyk-Kul,

Kyrgyzstan. (Invited)

2008 “Observations & Recommendations on Caring for Children in Trafficking Shelters” presented

at the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) Tbilisi, Georgia Office (Invited)

2008 Workshop on “Identification & Assessment of Child Trafficking Victims” conducted at the

United Nations (UN) Office in Tbilisi, Georgia. (Invited)


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2008 Workshop on “Care and Support for Children in Shelters” conducted at the United Nations (UN)

Office in Tbilisi, Georgia (Invited)

2008 Workshop on “Gender Empowerment: A Mechanism for Addressing Human Trafficking”

conducted at:

Center for Education and Empowerment of Women in Hanoi as part of the US Embassy in

Hanoi, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

Bac Giang District Women’s Association as part of the US Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam


2007 Workshop on “Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking” conducted at:

Cambodia government officials and civil servants as part of the US Embassy in Phnom

Penh, Cambodia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

NGO leaders (organized by NGO “Project Against Domestic Violence”) at World Vision

Phnom Penh as part of the US Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Public Affairs Section

Speakers Program. (Invited)

2007 Workshop on “Trafficking in Persons: Gender & Vulnerabilities” conducted at:

Provincial Department of Labor & Social Welfare in Savannahket as part of the US

Embassy in Vientiane, Laos Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

Faculty of Law and Political Science at the National University of Laos as part of the US

Embassy in Vientiane, Laos Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2007 Workshop on “Trafficking in Persons: Dynamics, Vulnerabilities & Improving Tier Status”

conducted at the Laos Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Vientiane as part of the US Embassy in

Vientiane, Laos Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2007 Roundtable on “Trafficking in Persons within/from Laos” with Laos NGOs in Vientiane as part

of the US Embassy in Vientiane, Laos Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2007 Workshop on “Trafficking in Persons” conducted at:

Kien Giang Community College in Rach Gia City (Mekong Delta) as part of the US

Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

(Invited)

Hau Giang Community College in Thach Xuan Commune, Chau Thanh District (Mekong

Delta) as part of the US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section


Center for Studies and Applied Sciences in Gender, Family, Women and Adolescents in

Hanoi for the US Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

(Invited)

2005 Keynote speaker on “Violence Against Women in Marriage: Findings from the Baseline Survey

in Khatlon Oblast” presented in Dushanbe & Kurgan-Tyube, Tajikistan (sponsored by the Swiss

Co-operation Office Tajikistan and NGO Social Development Group). (Invited)

2005 Workshop on “Training for Crisis Center Workers on Violence Against Women” conducted in

Dushanbe, Tajikistan for the Swiss Cooperation Office Project for the Reduction of Violence

Against Women in Tajikistan (Invited)


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2005 Workshop on “Training-the-Trainers: Training Militia to Respond to Violence Against Women”

conducted in Dushanbe, Tajikistan for the Swiss Cooperation Office Project for the Reduction

of Violence Against Women in Tajikistan (Invited)

2005 Workshop on “Promoting Nonviolent Communication in Families” conducted in Kurgan-

Tyube, Tajikistan for the Swiss Cooperation Office Project for the Reduction of Violence

Against Women in Tajikistan. (Invited)

2005 Workshop on “Gender Sensitivity Training for NGOs” conducted in Dushanbe, Tajikistan for

the Swiss Cooperation Office Project for the Reduction of Violence Against Women in

Tajikistan. (Invited)

2005 Organized and led the National Roundtable on Violence against and Exploitation of Children in

Tajikistan sponsored by United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Tajikistan and the Institute

for Civil Servants of Tajikistan, and presented “Violence against and Exploitation of Children in

Tajikistan” (Invited)

2005 “Gender & Development: Capacity Building” presented at the Women’s Development Research

Center at the University of Sains Malaysia in Penang as part of the US Embassy in Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “Domestic Violence Legal Reform in the USA” presented to the Penang Bar Committee in

Penang as part of the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Public Affairs Section Speakers

Program. (Invited)

2005 “Medical Screening for Domestic Violence” presented at the Penang General Hospital as part of

the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “Addressing Domestic Violence” presented at the Center for Women’s Study in Kota Baru as

part of the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

(Invited)

2005 “Gender, Culture & Muslim Families” presented at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur

as part of the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Public Affairs Section Speakers

Program. (Invited)

2005 “Addressing Violence Against Women” presented to Tenatanita SDN BHD as part of the US

Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “Social Constructions of Gender & Researching Family Violence” presented as part of a

Seminar on Gender Justice in the Indian Home hosted at the Women’s Studies Research Center,

Kurukshetra University as part of the US Embassy in New Delhi, India Public Affairs Section


2005 “Family Violence: Theories, Risk Factors & Impacts” presented as part of a Conference on

Gender Justice hosted at Punjab University in Chandigarh as part of the US Embassy in New

Delhi, India Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)


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2005 “Social Construction of Gender Violence: Implications for the Criminal Justice System”

presented as part of a Workshop on Domestic Violence, Criminal Justice and the Women’s Cell

of the Police at the Center of the Institute for Development and Community in Mohali as part of

the US Embassy in New Delhi, India Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “US Domestic Violence Legal Reforms” at the Patna High Court as part of the US Consulate in

Calcutta, India Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “Concepts of Feminism” at the Women and Welfare Society of Patna as part of the US

Consulate in Calcutta, India Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “Protecting Children” presented at the A.N. Sinha Institute for Social Studies as part of the

US Consulate in Calcutta, India Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “Addressing Trafficking of Women” presented at Jan Jagran Sanstha in Bodh Gaya as part of

the US Consulate in Calcutta, India Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2005 “Community Policing: Principals & Practices” presented at the:

National Police Academy in Islamabad as part of the US Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan


Lahore Police Training School as part of the US Consulate in Lahore, Pakistan Public


2005 “Police Stress & Coping Strategies” presented at the:

Islamabad Special Police Headquarters as part of the US Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan


NGO Rozan as part of the US Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan Public Affairs Section


2005 “The US Criminal Justice System” presented at the:

Federal Judicial Academy as part of the US Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan Public Affairs


Pakistan College of Law as part of the US Consulate in Lahore, Pakistan Public Affairs


2005 “Addressing Family Violence” presented with Mubariza, Pakistan-wide inter-NGO gender

activists working group as part of the US Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan Public Affairs


2005 Workshop on “Addressing Violence Against Women and Children” conducted at the

US Consulate in Lahore, Pakistan Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2004 Workshop on “Developing Education & Awareness Raising Programs to Combat Family

Violence” conducted in Phnom Penh as part of the US Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Public



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2004 “Developing Education & Awareness Raising Programs to Combat Family Violence” presented

at:

Center for Social Work and Community Development in Ho Chi Minh City as part of the US

Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

Vietnam Committee of People, Family & Children in as part of the US Consulate in Ho Chi

Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

Can Tho Union of Friendship Organization in the Mekong Delta as part of the US Consulate

in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

Center for Studies and Applied Sciences in Gender, Family, Women and Adolescent in Hanoi

as part of the US Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

(Invited)

2004 “Gender & Society” presented at the Institute for Educational Research, Ho Chi Minh City

University of Education as part of the US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs


2004 “Trafficking of Women” presented at the Vi Thanh Women’s Union in the Mekong Delta as part

of the US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

(Invited)

2004 “Researching Family Violence” presented at the National Academy of Social Sciences in Hanoi as

part of the US Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2004 Keynote speaker on “Violence and Exploitation of Children in Tajikistan: Situational Analysis

and Recommendations for the 2005-2009 Country Program Action Plan,” presented at the

UNICEF Dushanbe, Tajikistan Office. (Invited)

2004 Workshop on “Domestic Violence: Theories, Risk Factors & Coordinated Community Response,”

conducted at the Center for Studies and Applied Sciences in Gender, Family, Women and

Adolescent in Hanoi as part of the US Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam Public Affairs Section


2004 “Domestic Violence: Feminists Speak Out,” presented at the Hue Women’s Union as part of the

US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2004 “Social Structures & Wife Abuse,” presented at the:

Vi Thanh Women’s Union in the Mekong Delta as part of the US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh

City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

Can Tho Women’s Union in the Mekong Delta as part of the US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh

City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2004 “Developing a Coordinated Community Response to Domestic Violence,” presented at the

Mobility Research and Support Center in Ho Chi Minh City as part of the US Consulate in Ho Chi

Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2004 “Domestic Violence: Risk Factors & Interventions,” presented at the:

Mobility Research and Support Center in Ho Chi Minh City as part of the US Consulate in Ho

Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

University of Social Sciences & Humanities in Ho Chi Minh City as part of the US Consulate

in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)


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2003 “Enduring Violence & Staying in Marriage: Outreach & Intervention,” presented at the Maple

Women’s Psychological Counseling Center in Beijing as part of the US Embassy in Beijing,

China Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2003 “Social Structures & Wife Abuse,” presented at the CASS Gender & Law Research Center in

Beijing as part of the US Embassy in Beijing, China Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

(Invited)

2003 “Wife Abuse & Strategies for Response,” presented at the Qinghai All China Women’s

Federation in Xining, Qinghai Province as part of the US Embassy in Beijing, China Public


2003 “Feminist Theory & Women’s Equality in the US” presented at the Lanzhou Business School in

Lanzhou, Gansu Province as part of the US Embassy in Beijing, China Public Affairs Section


2003 “Domestic Violence,” presented at Lanzhou University in Lanzhou, Gansu Province as part of the

US Embassy in Beijing, China Public Affairs Section Speakers Program. (Invited)

2003 “Women’s Victimization & Crime: The Blurring of Boundaries,” presented at the Gansu Institute

of Political Science and Law in Lanzhou, Gansu Province as part of the US Embassy in Beijing,


2003 “Developing a Coordinated Community Response to Wife Abuse,” presented at the Ningxia

Academy of Social Sciences in Yinchuan, Ningxia Province as part of the US Embassy in Beijing,


2003 “Wife Abuse: Theories & Interventions,” presented at Ningxia University, School of Political

Science and Law in Yinchuan, Ningxia Province as part of the US Embassy in Beijing, China


2003 “Domestic Violence: An Issue of Human Rights for Women,” presented at the CASS China Law

Society in Beijing as part of the US Embassy in Beijing, China Public Affairs Section Speakers

Program. (Invited)

2003 “Domestic Violence: Prevention & Legal Reforms,” presented at the All China Women’s

Federation in Beijing as part of the US Embassy in Beijing, China Public Affairs Section Speakers

Program. (Invited)

2003 “Wife Abuse: Risk Factors & Prevention” presented at Maple Women’s Psychological

Counseling Center in Beijing as part of the US Embassy in Beijing, China Public Affairs


2002 “Asians in the USA: Victims, Criminals & Workers in the Criminal Justice System” presented

to Jiangsu Provincial Government Officials at Nanjing University, Nanjing, China. (Invited)

2002 “Asians in the USA: Experiences, Stereotypes, Crime, and Violence” presented at Nanjing

University, Nanjing, China. (Invited)


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2002 “Social Science Research Sampling Techniques” presented at Lanzhou University, Lanzhou,

China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for Educational Exchange,

US Embassy in Beijing. (Invited)

2002 “Social Inequality in the USA: Class, Race & Gender” presented at Lanzhou University, Lanzhou,

China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for Educational Exchange, US

Embassy in Beijing. (Invited)

2002 “Gender Issues in America” presented at Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, China as part of the US

Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for Educational Exchange, US Embassy in Beijing.

(Invited)

2002 “Seminar on Teaching Techniques and Styles Used in American Universities” presented at

Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center

for Educational Exchange, US Embassy in Beijing. (Invited)

2001 (Haarr, R. & G. Rice) “Crime in the United States & How the Media Reports on Crime” presented

at Foreign Affairs College in Beijing, China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American

Center for Educational Exchange, US Embassy in Beijing. (Invited)

2001 “American Beauty: A Portrayal of American Culture & Families in Crisis” presented at Foreign

Affairs College in Beijing, China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for

Educational Exchange, US Embassy in Beijing. (Invited)

2001 “Seminar on Teaching Techniques Used in American Universities” presented at Sichuan

University, Chengdu, China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for


2001 “Social Inequality in the US: Class, Race & Gender” presented at Sichuan University, Chengdu,

China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for Educational Exchange, US

Embassy in Beijing. (Invited)

2001 “American Families” presented to Jiangsu Provincial Government Officials at Nanjing University,

Nanjing, China. (Invited)

2001 “Reading Crime: The Public View, Police Data & Social Science Research” presented at Zhejiang

University, Hangzhou, China as part of the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for


2001 “The State of the American Family” presented at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China as part of

the US Fulbright Lecturing Series, American Center for Educational Exchange, US Embassy in

Beijing. (Invited)

2001 “American Government” presented to Jiangsu Provincial Government Officials at Nanjing

University, Nanjing, China. (Invited)

U.S. Professional Presentations

2014 “Child Trafficking and Exploitation in Kazakhstan” presented at the Annual University of

Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Conference on Human Trafficking, Lincoln, NE. (Invited)


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2014 (Hunt, S. & R.N. Haarr). “A Sequence of Sexual Violence against Smuggled Migrant Women:

Pastoral Challenges Faced along the “Journey of Hope” presented at the 2014 Annual National

Meeting-Conference of the Society of Catholic Social Scientists, Mount Saint Mary’s

University, Emittsburg, Maryland

2013 (Haarr, R.N. & M. Morash). “The Effectiveness of Coping Strategies for Women Police

Officers” presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

2013 Roundtable discussant (invited) on “Contemporary Issues in Policing Research: From the

Perspectives of Women” at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

2012 (Haarr, R.N. & M. Morash) “Women Police Officers Workplace Problems and Coping

Strategies” presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Chicago, IL.

2011 “Successful Strategies for Women Faculty Navigating Gender Arrangements in Academia”

presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Washington, DC.

2011 “Domestic Violence Shelters in Kenya: Research to Influence Policy and Practice” presented at

the American Society of Criminology Conference, Washington, DC.

2010 “Women in Policing: Negotiating Gender and Race-Ethnicity in the Workplace” presented at

the American Society of Criminology Conference, San Francisco, CA.

2010 “Violence Against Women and Human Trafficking from Asia to the Former Soviet Union”

presented as part of the IIP Public Diplomacy Forum at the US Department State, Washington,

DC. (Keynote Speaker, Invited)

2009 (Haarr, R.N. & M. Morash) “Policewomen Moving Up in Rank: Changing Approaches to

Negotiating Gender, Race and Ethnicity” presented at the American Society of Criminology

Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

2009 “Suicidality among Battered Women in Tajikistan,” presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

2007 “Help-Seeking Behaviors of Battered Women,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the American

Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

2006 (Haarr, R.N. & A. Burniske) “Cultural and Institutional Barriers to Address Wife Abuse in

Tajikistan,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Los

Angeles, CA.

2004 “Using the Arizona State University (ASU)-Tajikistan International Online Classroom to Teach

Gender, Violence & Justice,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Nashville, TN.

2003 “Teaching Gender & Race/Ethnicity in Criminal Justice: Challenges and Rewards,” paper

presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Denver, CO.

2003 “Factors Affecting the Decision of Police Recruits to ‘Dropout’ of Police Work,” paper

presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Denver, CO.


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2003 “Women in Policing: A Research Agenda for the Future,” paper presented at the National Women

in Policing Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA. (Invited)

2003 Invited Presenter & Small Group Discussion Leader for 2 sessions entitled “Teaching in

China” and “Living in China” at the 2003 US Fulbright Lecturer Scholar Program in People’s

Republic of China Orientation. Hosted by the US Department of State and the Council for

International Exchange of Scholars (CIES). Washington, DC. (Invited)

2000 (Webb, V., C. Katz & R.N. Haarr). “The Police Response to Gangs: The View of International &

External Stake Holders” presented at the 2000 Annual Meeting of the Western Society of

Criminology, Kona, Hawaii.

2000 (Webb, V., M. Griffin, R.N. Haarr & J. Hepburn). “Designing and Mapping a Combined Police and

Probation Database: A Preliminary Assessment of the Development Process, Applications and

Use,” paper presented at the 2000 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, San

Francisco, CA.

1999 “The Compstat Process: Evaluating One Police Agency’s Efforts at Implementation,” paper

presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Montreal, Canada.

1998 (Haarr, R.N. & V. Webb). “Cops Who Quit: Value Conflicts and Mistaken Beliefs about the

Nature of Police Work,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of

Criminology, Washington, DC.

1998 (Webb, V. & R.N. Haarr). “The Impact of an Integrated Academy Approach to COP Training on

Police Recruits,” paper presented at the National Institute of Justice Conference on What Works

in Community Policing, Washington, D.C. (Invited)

1998 (Haarr, R.N. & V. Webb). “Evaluating the Role of Police Training and Socialization on

Community Policing,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences, Albuquerque, NM.

1997 (Haarr, R.N. & M. Morash). “Gender, Styles of Coping with Workplace Problems, and

Occupational Stress,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of

Criminology, San Diego, CA.

1997 (Haarr, R.N. & V. Webb) “The Impact of Basic Training on Police Recruits,” paper presented at

the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Louisville, KY.*

1996 “The Effect of Organizational Commitment on Police Occupational Deviance,” paper presented at

the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL.

1996 (Haarr, R.N. & S. Hennessy). “Multicultural Awareness Training and Its Effects on Arizona's

Police Recruits,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwest Association of Criminal

Justice Conference, Tucson, AZ

1996 (S. Hennessey & R.N. Haarr) “Becoming Culturally Competent Law Enforcement Professionals,”

presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Phoenix,

AZ.


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1996 (Haarr, R.N. & V. Webb. “The Impact of Community Policing Training on Phoenix Police

Recruits,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences,

Las Vegas, NV.

1996 “Fear of Victimization Among the Elderly: A Youngtown, AZ Case Study,” paper presented at

the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, NV.

1996 (Haarr, R.N. & J. Shirreffs) “Fear of Crime & the Elderly: What Can Arizona Do About It?” at

the 1996 Annual Meeting of the Governor's Advisory Council on Aging, Phoenix, AZ.

1996 “From Student to Professor: Finishing the Doctorate and Entering Academe,” 1996 Annual

Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, NV.

1996 “The Implications of Community Policing for At-Risk Youth,” presented at the 1996 meeting of

the Southwestern At-Risk Youth Colloquium, Phoenix, AZ. (Invited)

1995 “Police Personality and Community Police Training,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of

the Society of Police and Criminal Psychology, Honolulu, HI.

1995 “Impact Assessment of Community-Based Policing Training,” paper presented at the Annual

Meeting of the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Reno, NV.

1995 “Race, Gender and Police Officers Attitudes Toward Occupational Deviance,” presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA.

1994 “The Interactive Effects of Race and Gender on Interactions in the Police Organization,”

presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, IL.

1993 (Morash, M. & R. Haarr). “Police Women and Coping Responses to Job Related Problems,”

presented at Annual Meeting of American Society of Criminology, Phoenix, AZ.

1993 (Haarr, R. & D. Jackson). “Police Officers: Agents of Social Control and Racial Segregation,”

presented at the Annual Meeting of American Society of Criminology, Phoenix, AZ.

1993 (Haarr, R. & D. Jackson). “The Los Angeles Riots,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Kansas City, MO.

1992 “Examining Police Drug Corruption: Where to Go from Here,” presented at the Annual Meeting

of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Pittsburgh, PA.

1991 (Morash, M. & R. Haarr). “Gender, Workplace Problems, and Stress in Policing,” presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Nashville, TN.

1990 “The Extent and Nature of Police Drug-Related Corruption within the Miami Police Department,”

presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Denver, CO.

1990 “Power and Control Structures Within the World of Prostitution,” presented at the Annual

Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, IL.

1990 “The Nature of Drug-Related Police Drug Corruption in the Miami Police Department,” presented

at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Baltimore, MD.


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Invited University Presentations

2014 “International Law on Human Trafficking and Legal Advocacy” presented at University of

Nebraska – Lincoln, hosted by the School of Law. (Invited)

2014 “Human Trafficking in the 21st Century” presented at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln,

hosted by the School of Criminology/Criminal Justice (Invited)

2012 “Human Trafficking in Central Asia” presented at the University of Kentucky Crime &

Punishment Class, The Language of Russia’s Realms under the auspice of the Year of Russian

Program. (Invited)

2012 “Human Trafficking in Central Asia” presented at University of Kentucky, hosted by the

Department of Sociology. (Invited)

2010 “Scholarship of Engagement: Feminism, Research and Activism on a Global Stage” presented

at Michigan State University, hosted by the Center for Gender in Global Context and School of

Criminal Justice, East Lansing, MI. (Invited)

2008 “Human Trafficking: Global Challenges in Research and Action” presented at Arizona State

University 2008 Fall Human Rights Seminar Series hosted by the MA Program in Social Justice

& Human Rights, Phoenix, AZ. (Invited)

2008 “Bridging the Gap between Academia and International Development Work” presented at

Arizona State University hosted by the MA Program in Social Justice & Human Rights,

Phoenix, AZ. (Invited)

2008 “The ‘Art’ of Field Research” presented at Michigan State University (CRJ901: Criminal

Justice Data Analysis - Qualitative Analysis taught by Dr. Merry Morash), East Lansing, MI.

(Invited)

2006 “Wife Abuse in Tajikistan” presented at Michigan State University hosted by the Asian Studies

Center and the School of Criminal Justice, East Lansing, MI. (Invited)

2006 “The ‘Art’ of Field Research: From the USA to Asia” presented at Michigan State University

(CRJ901: Criminal Justice Data Analysis: Qualitative Analysis taught by Dr. Merry Morash),

East Lansing, MI. (Invited)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

International Professional Service

2004-Present Senior Advisor/Consultant, United Nations (UNICEF, UNDP, UN Women, ILO)

2002-2014 US Speakers Program, US Department of State, Washington, DC

2011 Guest interviewee/expert on a 20-minute radio interview on Kantipur FM, Pulchowk as part of a

talk show on “Human Trafficking.” Part of the US Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal Public

Affairs Section Speakers Program.


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2009 Guest speaker in a 90-minute digital video conference on “Human Trafficking” for Bangladeshi

NGOs, civil society organizations, academics, students, and the general public hosted by the US

Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh and the US Department of State in Washington, DC.

2007 Guest interviewee/expert in a 30-minute television interview on Cambodia Television Network

(Phnom Penh, Cambodia) as part of a talk show on “Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking.”

Part of the US Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

2007 Guest interviewee/expert in a 90-minute live radio talk show on Cambodia Women’s Media

Center Radio (Phnom Penh, Cambodia) as part of a talk show on “Domestic Violence & Human

Trafficking.” Part of the US Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Public Affairs Section

Speakers Program

2006-2007 Director/Coordinator, EKU Study Tour on Kentucky’s Response to Domestic Violence (February

3-14, 2007)

Organized 12-day study tour for nine delegates from Tajikistan (i.e., victim advocates and

police officials), included: trainings from police, prosecutors and judicial officials on

responding to domestic violence; trainings from victim advocates and domestic violence

shelter staff; training from the Executive Director of the KY Domestic Violence Prevention

Board on developing a coordinated community response to domestic violence; dialogue with

Islamic community members and scholars about domestic violence and Islam. Funded by the

Swiss Cooperation Office Tajikistan, Project for t the Reduction of Violence Against Women

in Tajikistan and the EKU College of Justice & Safety.

2006 Member, Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Selection Committee, Dushanbe, Tajikistan

(with Ken Hill, Chairman of the Board of the National Peace Corps Association; Former Edmund

S. Musket Alumni; J. Larsen, Public Affair Officer, US Embassy in Dushanbe, Tajikistan).

2004 Guest interviewee/expert in a 30-minute television interview on Cambodia Television Network

(Phnom Penh, Cambodia) as part of a talk show on “Domestic Violence.” Part of the

US Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

2004 Guest interviewee/expert in a 1-hour live radio talk show on Cambodia Women’s Media Center

Radio (Phnom Penh, Cambodia) as part of a talk show on “Domestic Violence.” Part

of the US Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

2003 Guest expert in a 1-hour web chat on family violence hosted by Beijing Youth Daily, alongside

Dr. Li Hongtao (Director, Department of Social Work, Chinese Women’s College). Part of the

US Embassy in Beijing, China Public Affairs Section Speakers Program.

U.S. Professional Service

2009-Present Member, Lexington, KY Human Trafficking Task Force.

2002-2005 Council Member, Refugee Advisory Council on Crime (RACC), Phoenix, AZ Police

Department.


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2003-2004 Director, Refugee Youth Workshop: “Sharing Culture & Building Bridges to the Future”,

Arizona State

University (April 24, 2004)

Organized a one-day workshop for 70 refugee youth from the Phoenix metropolitan area,

included events: digital cameras & web development, conflict resolution & role playing,

visual creative art project, storytelling about transitioning, substance abuse prevention, and

Phoenix Police (Canine & Air Patrol) and Fire Departments. Conducted in partnership with

local refugee resettlement nongovernmental organizations.

2000 Big Sister, Valley Big Brothers/Big Sisters School-Based Program, Phoenix, AZ.

2000 Consultant (pro bono), Scottsdale, AZ Police Department

Assist Deputy Chief and Crime Analysis Unit enhance crime analysis/mapping and officer

and management accountability processes.

2000 Consultant (pro bono), Phoenix, AZ Police Department Domestic Violence Unit

Preparation of final report on police officers’ attitudes toward domestic violence protocols,

calls for service, victims and offenders (based upon departmental survey data).

1997-1998 Civilian Board Member, City of Scottsdale Police Department Policy Review Board.

1999 “Report of NIJ Research Findings: Impact of Field Training on Police Recruits,” (with V.

Webb) presented to Arizona Peace Officers Standards and Training Board, Phoenix, AZ.

1997 “Police Programs for At-Risk Youth,” presented at the 1997 Arizona State University (ASU)

Colloquium on Successful Transition: Bridging the Gap Between Childhood and Adolescence.

Phoenix, AZ.

1996 Board Member, Oral Evaluations Board for Sergeants Promotions for the Youngtown, AZ PD.

1996 “Report of Research Findings: Fear of Crime Among Youngtown Elders,” to the Youngtown,

AZ City Council.

1995-1996 Chair, Research Advisory Committee for the Impact of Community Policing Training on Police

Personnel, Phoenix, AZ.

1995-1996 Judge, Arizona Statewide Voice of Democracy Scholarship Program. Sponsored by the Veterans

of Foreign Wars of the US and its Ladies Auxiliary, Phoenix, AZ.

1994-1996 Consultant (pro bono), Youngtown, AZ Police Department

Design and administration fear of crime survey and administered to elderly to assist with the

development of community policing efforts and programs.

1994 (with M. Nadisin) “Gender Communication” training conducted at the Maricopa County Justice

Court Clerk Training Academy, Phoenix, AZ.


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Editorial Boards

Women & Criminal Justice, Editorial Board (2008 – present)

Gendered Perspectives on International Development, Editorial Board (2009- present)

Feminist Criminology, Editorial Board (2006 – 2014)

International Journal of Comparative & Applied Criminal Justice, Associate Editor (2005 – 2011)

Membership & Office Held in Professional Organizations

Fulbright Alumni Association, Member (2002 – present)

American Society of Criminology (ASC), Member (1993 – present)

Division on Women and Crime (DWC), Member (1999 – present)

DWC Committee on Criminologists Working Outside of Academia (2013)

International Division, Member (2012)

Session Chair, “Women in Blue: Issues Faced by Female Police” (2013)

Session Chair/Discussant, “Teaching Sensitive Topics in Criminology and Criminal Justice

from a Cross-Cultural Perspective” (2010)

Session Chair, “Gendered Contexts of Work in Criminal Justice” (2010)

Session Chair, “Cross-National Research on Violence Against Women” (2009)

Session Chair, “Trafficking in Humans” (2007)

Session Chair, “Theoretical Issues in Policing” (2003)

Session Chair, “Police Recruitment, Selection, and Attrition” (1998)

Humanitarian Studies Association, Member (2013 – 2015)

Session Co-Chair (with Hilde Jakobsen), “Violence and Control in a Humanitarian Context:

Engaging Criminology”

Central Eurasian Studies Society (CESS), Member (2007 – 2010)

Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), Member (2000 – 2005)

Lee Founders Awards Committee, Member (2003-2004)

Special Ad Hoc Reinvigoration Committee, Member (2002-2004)

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS), Member (1990 – 2005)

International Section, Member (2004)

Police Section, Member (1998 – 2005)

Minorities & Women’s Section, Member (1992 – 2005)

Membership Committee, Member (1999-2000)

Policing Section Nominations and Election Committee, Member (1999)

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Program Committee, Member (1998-1999)

Discussant, “Organizational Issues in Community Policing” (1998)

Session Chair/Discussant, “Community Policing: Police Attitudes and Perceptions” (1997)

Minorities & Women's Section Reception Committee, Fund Raiser/Co-Coordinator (1994-1998)

Session Chair/Discussant, “Issues and Trends in the Abuse of Women and the Elderly” (1995)

Minorities and Women's Section Planning and Programming Subcommittee, Member (1993)

Session Discussant (1994, 1993)

Session Chair (1994, 1993, 1992)

Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Member (1995 – 1997)

Session Chair (1996)


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UNIVERSITY SERVICE

EKU University Service

2006-2016 Graduate Faculty (Full)

2013-2015 Member, EKU University Graduate Council

2013-2015 Member, EKU University Graduate Council Student Committee

2013 Member (Alternate), EKU Promotion & Tenure Committee.

2009-2012 Member, EKU Grievance Committee.

2006-2008 Member, EKU Strategic Planning Committee

2006-2008 Member, EKU Strategic Planning Feedback Subcommittee

2007 “Violence Against Women & Girls in Asia,” presented at the 3rd Annual Global Perspective

Colloquium: An Overview of Violence Against Women & Girls in Asia and Africa, sponsored

by EKU Women’s Studies Program & African/African American Studies.

Arizona State University, University Service

2002-2005 Member, ASU Faculty of the Committee on Law and Social Sciences

2003-2005 Faculty Associate, Women’s Studies Department

2003-2005 Member, ASU Women’s Studies Research Advisory Committee

2003-2005 Member, ASU International Education Committee

2004 Chair, ASU West Senate Ad hoc Committee on Salary Compensation and Equity

2003-2004 Co-Coordinator, ASU Migrants, Justice & the Border Collaborative Planning Committee; Chair,

Forum Planning Committee (April 6-9, 2004)

2000-2003 Member, ASU Faculty Women’s Association

2002-2003 Member, ASU Faculty Women’s Association Steering Committee

2003 “US Fulbright Scholar Program in China,” presented on the “Research & Education Across

Borders” panel as part of the 2003 ASU International Education Week Events.

2003 Co-Coordinator, ASU Asian American/Pacific Islander Celebration Planning Committee.

2003 Member, ASU Gender, Justice & the Border Collaborative Planning Committee (April 16-18,

2003).

Organized & Moderated, “Violence Against Women as a Human Rights Issue: The Women of

Juarez (Presenters: K. Staudt, Professor at University of Texas-El Paso; D. Valdez-Washington, El

Paso Times; C. Bajareno, Assistant Professor at New Mexico State University; V. Munoz,

Community Activist)

2002 “China: The US Fulbright Experience” presented as part of the ASU Women’s Studies Resource

Center, Fall 2002 Women’s Research Center Program Series.

2001 “Female Officers Constructing and Managing Multiple Identities” presented as part of the ASU,

Women’s Studies Resource Center, Spring 2001 Women’s Research Series.

2000-2001 Member, ASU Graduate Studies Advisory Council.

2000-2001 Mentor, ASU Project MENTOR Student Support Services Program.

2000 Facilitator, ASU Voices of Discovery Intergroup Dialogues. Organized 6-week, 12-hour program

on White Women/Women of Color (with D. Melvin).

1999-2000 Member, ASU Senate Curriculum and Programs/General Studies Committee.

1998-2000 Member, ASU Scholarship, Research, and Creative Activities Grant Review Committee.

1997-2000 Member, ASU Executives In-Residence Day Committee.

1997-1999 Member, ASU Academic Senate Personnel Committee.

1996-1998 Member, ASU Research Consulting Center Steering Committee.

1994-1997 Mentor, ASU Project MENTOR Student Support Services Program.

1994-1997 Member, ASU Safety Day Committee.


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College Service

EKU College Service

2008-2016 Director, Institute for Global Justice & Security

2011-2012 Member, EKU College of Justice & Safety Grievance Committee

2010-2011 Member, EKU College of Justice & Safety Academic/Curriculum Committee

2009-2011 Member, EKU College of Justice & Safety Strategic Planning Committee

2007-2009 College Institutional Contact Person to the International Police Executive Symposium.

2008-2009 Member, EKU College of Justice & Safety Institutional Review Board.

2006-2009 Member, EKU College of Justice & Safety Academic/Curriculum Committee

2006-2007 Member, EKU College of Justice & Safety Strategic Planning Committee.

Arizona State University, College Service

2003-2005 Member, ASU College of Human Services Curriculum Committee.

2003-2004 Member, ASU College of Human Services Promotion & Tenure Committee.

1998-1999 Chair, ASU College of Human Services Diversity Committee.

1997-1999 Chair, ASU College of Human Services Academic Standards Committee.

1997-1998 Member, ASU College of Human Services Diversity Committee.

1997-1998 Member, ASU College of Human Services Academic Advisor Search Committee.

1997-1998 ASU College of Human Services Affirmative Action Representative.

1996-1997 Member, ASU College of Human Services Academic Standards Committee.

1996-1997 Chair, ASU College of Human Services Curriculum Committee.

1995-1996 Member, ASU College of Human Services Curriculum Committee.

1996 Chair, ASU College of Human Services Partnership for Community Development Brown

Bag for Program Evaluation and Research.

1995 “Training the Police to Police our Multicultural Community” presented at the ASU College of

Human Services Partnership for Community Development Colloquium Series.

1994 Member, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (ASU) College of Human Services Ad hoc Strategic

Planning Committee.

Department Service

EKU Department Service

2014-2015 Member, EKU CRJ Promotion & Tenure Committee.

2011-2012 Member, EKU CRJ Promotion & Tenure Committee.

2010-2011 Member, EKU CRJ Academic Practices Committee.

2009-2010 Chair, EKU CRJ & PLS Ad Hoc Faculty Development Committee.

2009-2010 Member, EKU CRJ Graduate Curriculum Committee.

2008-2009 Lead Author/Researcher, EKU Department of Criminal Justice: Program of Distinction Program

Evaluation & Productivity Report; Chair, Ad Hoc POD Department Evaluation Committee.

2008-2009 Member, EKU CRJ & PLS Promotion & Tenure Committee.

2008-2009 Member, EKU CRJ & PLS Curriculum Committee.

2006-2008 Member, EKU Ad Hoc PLS Curriculum Revision Committee.

2008 Co-Facilitator, EKU PLS Workshop on the Policing Curriculum (with DOCJT graduates)

2008 Member, EKU CRJ Ad Hoc Graduate Program Committee

2007-2008 Chair, EKU CRJ & PLS Ad Hoc Release Time Committee

2007-2008 Chair, EKU CRJ & PLS Faculty Search Committee

2007-2008 Member, EKU CRJ & PLS Ad Hoc Professional Development Committee.


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2006-2007 Chair, EKU CRJ & PLS Curriculum Committee.

2007 Chair, EKU CRJ & PLS Committee, Dr. Kappeler’s nomination for EKU Foundation Professor

2006-2007 Member, EKU CRJ & PLS Graduate Program Committee.

2006-2007 Member, EKU CRJ & PLS Search Committee (Assist. Professor. & Visiting Assist. Professor)

Arizona State University, Department Service

2004-2005 Member, ASU CRJ Student Outcomes Assessment Committee.

2003-2004 Member, ASU CRJ Faculty Search Committees (Assistant & Associate Professors).

2003-2004 Member, ASU CRJ Graduate Program Committee.

2003-2004 Member, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (ASU) CRJ Curriculum Committee.

2002-2003 Chair, ASU AJS Academic Standards & Appeals Committee.

2002-2003 Member, ASU AJS Faculty Search Committees (Assistant & Associate Professors).

2002-2003 Member, ASU AJS Ad Hoc Department Name Change Committee.

1999-2001 Chair, ASU AJS Academic Standards and Appeals Committee.

2000-2001 Chair, ASU AJS Faculty Associates Teaching Excellence Committee.

2000-2001 Member, ASU AJS Academic Program Review Study Committee.

2000 Lead author, 2000-2001 ASU AJS Undergraduate Student Handbook (1st Ed)

1998-1999 Member, ASU AJS Police Curriculum Development Committee.

1998-1999 Member, ASU AJS Faculty Search Committees (Assistant & Associate Professors)

1997-1998 Member, ASU AJS Faculty Search Committee (Assistant Professor)

1997 Chair, ASU AJS Police Curriculum Development Committee.

1997 Member, ASU AJS Faculty Search Committees (2 Assistant Professors).

1994-1996 Member, ASU AJS Chairperson Search Committee

Nanjing University, China (US Fulbright Scholar)

2001-2002 Member, School of Foreign Studies, English Department Faculty Thesis Advisory Committee,

Nanjing University, People’s Republic of China.

Michigan State University, Department Service

1994 Member, Michigan State University, School of Criminal Justice, Faculty Search Committee

TEACHING

Graduate Courses Taught

Eastern Kentucky University

Human Trafficking; Violence Against Women; Crime, Victims & Criminals; Domestic Violence; Women &

Criminal Justice; Field Research Methods

Arizona State University

Domestic Violence; Women and Crime; Seminar in Policing

Nanjing University, China (US Fulbright Scholar)

Social Science Research Methods; American Social Problems


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Undergraduate Courses Taught


Perspectives on Crime & Delinquency (Online/Classroom); Human Trafficking (Online/Classroom); Violence

Against Women (Online/Classroom); Violence Against Children (Online); Women, Crime & Justice


Women, Crime and Justice; Domestic Violence; Race, Ethnicity and Justice; Research Methods

Police Function; Police Behavior; Police Performance

Nanjing University, China (U.S. Fulbright Scholar)

American Government & Society; American Culture and Crime

Michigan State University

Police Process; Research Methods & Statistics in Social Science; Women in Criminal Justice

Course/Curriculum Development

2014 Developed online undergraduate course, Violence Against Children, EKU

2012 Developed online undergraduate course, Violence Against Women, EKU

2010 Developed undergraduate course, Human Trafficking, EKU

2009 Developed online undergraduate course, Perspectives on Crime & Delinquency, EKU

2009 Developed graduate course, Human Trafficking, EKU

2009 Developed graduate course, Violence Against Women, EKU

2008 Developed ITV undergraduate course, Women, Crime & Justice, EKU

2007 Developed online graduate course, Field Research Methods, EKU

2007 Developed graduate course, Women & Criminal Justice, EKU

2006 Developed graduate course, Domestic Violence, EKU

2003 Developed graduate course, Domestic Violence, Arizona State University

2001 Redesigned and enhanced the AJS Internship Program, Arizona State University

2000 Developed graduate course, Seminar in Policing, Arizona State University

1999 Developed graduate course, Seminar in Women and Crime, Arizona State University

1998 Developed undergraduate course, Police Performance, Arizona State University

1995 Developed undergraduate course, Police Behavior, Arizona State University

Additional Teaching & Advising Responsibilities


2006-Present Chair, 4 CRJ Graduate Master’s Thesis Committees

2006-Present Member, 4 CRJ Graduate Master’s Thesis Committees

2013-Present Chair, 2 Undergraduate Honors Student Thesis

2008-Present Instructor, 2 CRJ Graduate Independent Studies

2006-2009 Undergraduate Student Advisor


2003-2005 Graduate Student Advisor, Arizona State University (ASU) M.A. in Criminal Justice (advice 6

students per year).

2000-2003 Chair, 2 Arizona State University (ASU) CRJ Graduate Master’s Policy Paper Committees

2000-2001 Member, 1 Arizona State University (ASU) CRJ Graduate Master’s Policy Paper Committees


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Spring 2001 Arizona State University (ASU) Criminal Justice & Criminology Internship Program Coordinator.

2001 Facilitator, 2-Hour Training Seminar on Teaching Excellence for Arizona State University (ASU)

AJS Faculty Associates.

International

2004 Instructor, 3-Week American English Business Communication Course taught for representatives

of the Ministry and Institute of Labour and Social Protection in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.

2001-2002 Chair, 4 Undergraduate Theses Papers, School of Foreign Studies, Nanjing University, People’s

Republic of China.

Educational/Teaching Development Training

2001 Diversity in the Classroom: Prospects and Challenges, Session 1– Perspectives on the

Student/Faculty Class. Seminar conducted by the Arizona State University (ASU) Intergroup

Relations Center and the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence, ASU Tempe.

1996-1999 Created a Peer Teaching Evaluation Committee comprised of 4 tenured faculty members

recognized for their teaching excellence (J. Hultsman, W. Hultsman, D. Kelley, E. Achilles).

Faculty visited my classes and I visited theirs to develop strategies to expand my repertoire of

teaching methods.

Certifications

2015 Basic Security in the Field II (BSITF II): Staff Safety, Health & Welfare. United Nations

Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS)

2015 Advanced Security in the Field II (BSITF II): Staff Safety, Health & Welfare. United Nations

Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS). Mandatory for work in conflict and war zones.

NEWS MEDIA COVERAGE

Newspaper Feature, “EKU Professor visits Nepal to discuss human trafficking” in Richmond Register. Sept. 16,

2011, p. A2.

Newspaper Feature. “EKU Criminal Justice and Police Professor Honored” in Richmond Register. Feb. 9, 2007, p.

A2.

EKU Professor Receives US Embassy Grant in Lexington Herald Leader, June 20, 2007, p. E6.

Newspaper Feature. “Adventurous Professor Travels World in Her Efforts Against Family Violence” in Arizona

Business Gazette. Oct. 14, 2004, Vol. 124, No, 24, p. 6 (Full-Page Article with Photo)

Newspaper Feature. “Foreign Traveler” in Arizona Republic, June 8, 2004, Business Buzz, p. D2.

Newspaper Interview. “Young Refugees Get Help” in Arizona Republic. April 24, 2004, Local Section B, p. B1

(cont. on page B2).


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Newspaper Interview. “Young Refugee Trying to Fit In” in Arizona Republic, April 24, 2004, Phoenix Section, p.

1 (cont. on page 6).

Newspaper Feature. “Peaceful Message: Arizona State University Professor Speaks Out Against Domestic

Violence” in Arizona Republic, March 5, 2004, Glendale/Peoria Community Edition, p. 1 (cont. on Page 2).

REFERENCES

Dr. Merry Morash, Professor

Michigan State University

School of Criminal Justice

East Lansing, MI

[email protected]

Dr. Scott Hunt, Professor


School of Justice Studies

Richmond, KY

[email protected]

Dr. Avi Brisman


School of Justice Studies

Richmond, KY

[email protected]




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