Staying Home, Staying Safe? A Short-Term Analysis of COVID-19 on Dallas Domestic Violence

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RT @DrAlexPiquero: @Prof_TNR @jnixy @bbackes321 @UN_Women @ruthmglenn This is great work / our study was among the first to show that stay…

@jeffreykluger Nice review, Jeff. Here is a link to our study from August 2020 showing that domestic violence spiked in the first two weeks after Dallas stay-at-home orders were put in place / @BrightHorizons @NCADV / https://t.co/68x0ZTEgHQ

@teamtrace @jnixy @Prof_TNR @UNOmaha A great paper indeed and glad to see they included our study which was the first to document a short term increase in domestic violence in the first 2 weeks after stay at home orders in Dallas were introduced: https:…

@Prof_TNR @jnixy @bbackes321 @UN_Women @ruthmglenn This is great work / our study was among the first to show that stay at home orders were related to short term increases in domestic violence & others have found similar results / we need to attend …

@jeffreykluger of @TIME / good work on Covid & domestic violence/ our study last year was the first to show a short term increase in domestic violence incidents after the first 2 weeks of stay at home orders in Dallas / https://t.co/68x0ZTEgHQ

@SuzanneEJacob @ProfGrahamTowl We detected a short-term increase in domestic violence incidents in Dallas in the first two weeks of shelter at home orders in March-April 2020 (others have found similar results): https://t.co/68x0ZTVRzo

@syraob / great piece on the PR emergency order / our study showed a short-term increase in domestic violence in Dallas after stay at home orders were introduced: https://t.co/68x0ZTEgHQ

@LeilaWoodWood @UTMB_ViolPrev Indeed you’re doing great work. Our study published in the summer looked at short term increases in domestic violence in the first few weeks after Dallas stay at home orders—and yes we saw an increase in DV / https://t.co/68x…

@helennianias / great piece on the shadow pandemic of domestic violence in @Telegraph / here is our study showing a short-term increase in domestic violence during Dallas stay-at-home orders / https://t.co/N8tKXAjS42

@WithoutViolence @NCADV @RepBrianFitz @RepKClark @SenJoniErnst @kaanitaiyer_ / our study showed a short-term increase in domestic violence in Dallas after stay-at-home orders took effect / https://t.co/N8tKXAjS42

@Naomi_Pfitzner @maanitruu @Kate_FitzGibbon @JacquiTrue @SBSNews @MonashGFV @MonashCrim Great to see the important work on this issue by my @MonashUni @Monash_Arts colleagues / our work showed a brief (2-week) spike in domestic violence after stay at ho…

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Staying Home, Staying Safe? A Short-Term Analysis of COVID-19 on Dallas Domestic Violence. June article. Data from Dallas, TX. https://t.co/Om5NvV2zHn

@LaurenPastrana @HankTester / good story tonite on divorces and Covid / our study showed that domestic violence increased in the first two weeks of stay at home orders in Dallas / https://t.co/68x0ZTEgHQ

@SaraGoldenberg @CouncilonCJ @BYU @cleveland19news Good report Sara, our study in Dallas showed that domestic violence saw a bit of a spike in the first two weeks after stay-at-home orders were put in place / https://t.co/N8tKXABsVA

RT @DrJennR: This should work @MD3_Phd! Original article is available here for comparison: https://t.co/kCI35gB5si. Researchers, please hel…

@LATMelissaHealy / great (but sad) piece on domestic violence you did / our study in Dallas found some evidence of a short-term spike in domestic violence cases after stay-at-home orders were issued / https://t.co/68x0ZTVRzo

RT @DrAlexPiquero: @GoodAdvocacy @MonashGFV Indeed / check our paper showing some evidence of a short term spike in domestic violence after…

RT @DrAlexPiquero: @Gender_COVID19 / great resource here. Our study shows some evidence of a short term increase in domestic violence after…

@GoodAdvocacy @MonashGFV Indeed / check our paper showing some evidence of a short term spike in domestic violence after stay at home orders in Dallas / https://t.co/68x0ZTEgHQ

@Gender_COVID19 / great resource here. Our study shows some evidence of a short term increase in domestic violence after stay at home orders were introduced in Dallas / need to replicate in other cities & long-term follow-up / https://t.co/68x0ZTEgHQ

This should work @MD3_Phd! Original article is available here for comparison: https://t.co/kCI35gB5si. Researchers, please help us police bad science in the era of COVID-19 rapid review! This is a life or death matter.

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@DanielMejiaL // check out our paper showing short term increase in domestic violence after Dallas stay at home order / https://t.co/68x0ZTEgHQ

@acortesarbe @DanielMejiaL @ELTIEMPO Este de @DrAlexPiquero sobre el el incremento de violencia doméstica en Dallas: https://t.co/WFsqX8BvfH

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Free Access Article: "Staying Home, Staying Safe? A Short-Term Analysis of COVID-19 on Dallas Domestic Violence" in the American Journal of Criminal Justice explores the effect of Covid-19 lockdowns in households with domestic violence. Read here: https…

@jenniferdoleac // check out our new paper looking at domestic violence after Dallas stay-at-home order // https://t.co/yqxPchTcYd

@CouncilonCJ @Abt_Thomas @NLVigne @JTravis48 // check out our paper on impact of Dallas stay-at-home orders and domestic violence (increase) // https://t.co/yqxPchTcYd

RT @a_peterman: Finally, with any good blog/note/paper during #COVID19, in the week(s) lag in submission/formatting, a few more papers come…

Finally, with any good blog/note/paper during #COVID19, in the week(s) lag in submission/formatting, a few more papers come out! 13/n 1⃣ @DrAlexPiquero & co. on DV in Dallas, TX [short-term spike than decreases in police reported data]: https://t.co…

RT @chelseynarvey: Staying home isn’t necessarily staying safe for everyone. Our study shows a short-term increase in DV. @DrAlexPiquero @S…

@jamieyuccas @NorahODonnell @cbsmireya @OmarVillafranca // Check out our new study showing increase in domestic violence in the first two weeks after Dallas stay-at-home orders / https://t.co/N8tKXABsVA

@KathyMorse0914 @TheCrimeReport Great. Check out our new study showing increase in domestic violence in the first two weeks after Dallas stay-at-home orders / https://t.co/N8tKXABsVA

@jenniferdoleac @jenheemstra // check out our paper showing an increase in domestic violence in the first two weeks after stay-at-home orders were put into place in Dallas / https://t.co/68x0ZTVRzo

The authors conclude that “the implementation of the stay-at-home order is not associated with a statistically significant increase in [DV] incidents... there is not enough evidence to suggest an upward trend in [DV] incidents throughout the month after t…

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