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Journalist @CTExaminer. Bylines in @businessinsider, @civicidea, @PokJournal & more. Graduate of Bryn Mawr and @GloJo_NYU. emiliaotte.journoportfolio.com.
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Cash payments to crime victims? Some say it helps

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By Emilia Otte Verified
| Greenwich Time Verified
Could a payment of $500 change someone’s life? Researchers at Yale are preparing to publish two papers looking at the outcomes of a program offering one-time cash to victims of community violence and intimate partner violence in and around New Haven. The takeaways are similar: The programs profoundly help people meet urgent needs, strengthen their connections with community organizations and allow them to take greater charge over their futures.
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New training for Connecticut urban police officers to incorporate community input

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By Emilia Otte Verified
| Stamford Advocate Verified
Connecticut is developing a new, community-driven curriculum for police officers who work in and around certain urban areas — a requirement of the state’s six-year-old Police Accountability Act of 2020 that could finally come to fruition later this year.
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Cash payments to crime victims? Some say it helps

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By Emilia Otte Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Could a payment of $500 change someone’s life? Researchers at Yale are preparing to publish two papers looking at the outcomes of a program offering one-time cash to victims of community violence and intimate partner violence in and around New Haven.
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