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39 people are interested
Online Public Records Researcher/Investigator
ORGANIZATION: NoSchoolViolence.org
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39 people are interested
NoSchoolViolence.org is a volunteer, federal 501 (c) (3) non-profit community of parents, teachers, educators, mental health therapists, social science researchers, database specialists, bloggers, business owners, film makers, media reporters, and education policy analysts. Its goal is to offer solutions to school violence so that children can be free from fear, threats, or weapons violence.
NoSchoolViolence.org treats school violence as a public health problem. Its approach provides two advantages to the current defensive strategy of dealing with school violence during or after it happens: it is mining a universe of big data to discover behavioral patterns that correlate to school violence so that parents and teachers can see violence ahead of time.
NoSchoolViolence.org needs to put together a team on online public records investigators and researchers able to commit 4 hours a week researching and 1 hour for a virtual team meeting. Volunteers will be tasked with discovering database content related to the kinds of behaviors children manifest before they verbally, emotionally, sexually and physically violence.
Volunteers will be furnished a copy of The Manual to Online Public Records and can choose which areas of research they would like to pursue.
Requirements
- Please have the time to commit to this project. It is important given all the school violence that currently impacts America’s and other county’s children.
- Have an interest in adolescent psychology.
- Be a college student, parent, mental health therapist or counselor or an educator interested in learning more about the causes of violence-triggering behaviors, in the chain of behaviors that have higher incidence of violence expressions and in intervention programs that effectively reduce child violence before it occurs.
- Please have a computer that can access the internet and has audio/video capabilities to conduct videoconferences.
Benefits
Researchers will gain working experience in online data research and content analysis. This experience will prove valuable for college students wanting to enhance their knowledge of research skills, professionals wanting to learn more about how to research for their business needs and grant researchers looking for sources to help write more effective grants.
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About NoSchoolViolence.org
Location:
222 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98104, US
Mission Statement
NoSchoolviolence is an advanced AI-research driven think tank. We believe that school violence and school shootings form a complex system of social, psychological, cultural, and media forces in play at the moment of a school attack. We are committed to reducing school violence by creating actionable tools that parents, teachers, school administrators, school site psychologists and law enforcement use to anticipate violence before it begins. We apply systems thinking, as well as the latest social science theories, to explore, test and deploy data-informed solutions.
Description
NoSchoolViolence seeks volunteers who can help 1) provide parents, teachers, counselors, mental health professionals, school administrators, researchers and education policy professionals with real insight into how certain adolescent behaviors reveal the likelihood of school violence, and to help develop intervention programs 2) make the best intervention solutions available for schools, 3) create a central national school violence database, 4) provide an app that allows school administrators an academic researchers to explore data elements that have an important role in determining whether a school is statistically vulnerable to violence, 5) research what affect Covid isolation is having on school violence, 6) comparing the language of school shooters who have embraced racist ideologies with the recruitment language of domestic terrorists and providing parents with a dictionary of terms that can be filtered out of their web browsers, 7) study and compare law-enforcement responses to school shootings, and 8) trace the itinerary of all guns used in school shootings to determine what patterns can predict gun use.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
September 5, 2019
SKILLS
- Research
- Psychology
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- Five hours per week