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Center for Homicide Research - Researching, Identifying and Understanding Homicide border="0" src="http://www.chronline.org//_borders/CHR%20Web%20Banner.jpg" width="1024" height="141" align="left" hspace="0"> Home - About the Center Activities News Goals & Outcomes Homicide Research Seminars & Training Newsletters Volunteer/Internships - Publications Law Enforcement Information Resources Bibliography - Board of Directors Donate / Contributors Press Room - Report a Crime - Contact Us border="0" src="http://www.chronline.org//_borders/Curved.jpg" width="200" height="38"> Problems viewing the site? Click here. About the Center for Homicide Research The Center for Homicide Research is a unique, volunteer-driven, nonprofit organization addressing the issue of homicide in our communities. The mission of the Center for Homicide Research is to promote greater knowledge and understanding of the unique nature of homicide through sound empirical research, critical analysis, and effective community partnerships.The three-fold goals of the Center are to increase case solvability, to articulate homicide issues and to reduce incidence of homicide. Our ultimate aim is to prevent homicides.  (more)   Center Co-presents International Conference for GLBT Criminal Justice Professionals Nearly 140 professionals from 25 states and seven foreign countries were in attendance at the 12th Annual Gay Officers Action League conference held at George Washington University in Washington DC in mid-May. This year’s conference was co-presented by the Washington, DC-based Mid-Atlantic Gay Officer's Action League (GOAL) and the Center for Homicide Research. The conference brought together GLBT criminal justice professionals from every level of law enforcement, including chiefs of police, assistant chiefs, detectives and officers.   border="1" src="http://www.chronline.org//images/Shulka-Sheppard-Drake%20BW.gif" width="224" height="172" align="right">          Joe Shulka, CHR Board President, Judy Shepard, Executive Director of the Matthew Shepard Foundation, and Dallas Drake, CHR Principal Researcher             The conference, one of the largest in recent years, featured keynote addresses by Judy Shepard, mother of murdered gay college student Matthew Shepard, and Commander Dave O'Malley, retired police chief of Laramie, Wyoming and principal investigator in the Shepard case. The Center for Homicide Research played a significant role in this conference. The Center’s Principal Researcher Dallas Drake delivered four separate workshop presentations to police officers, corrections officers and other criminal justice professionals.  Drake is often regarded as a national expert on the topic of GLBT homicide.  The four-day conference included presentations on hate crimes, homicide, coming out, professional development, and the role of law enforcement in major social events. (more)   New Program Offered for Homicide Investigators Investigators looking for an opportunity to advance their understanding of the phenomenon of homicide have a new opportunity at the Center for Homicide Research. The Center now offers an individualized, intensive study program tailored to meet the needs of both experienced and new homicide investigators. This unique opportunity offers a “learning sabbatical” for investigators, away from the front lines, where they can develop an advanced understanding of the homicide event and its analysis. The program offers investigators a retreat to step away from the daily pressures of investigations to reevaluate their own effectiveness and investigational procedures. This program offers the chance to learn about new research as well as proven tactics. The Center provides an immersion style seminar, with structured learning as well as independent study. Participants will have access to the Center’s resource library with more than 1,200 books, an extensive vertical file, and 16 journals. Programs can be up to five days in length. Topics available include: bulletLethality: What makes killing successful? bulletParaphilias: Investigating the deviant homicide bulletGay/Lesbian Homicide: Solving the fatal encounter bulletExpressive Homicide: Investigation of symbolic attacks bulletAnti-social Semiotics: Signs of killing bulletMissing Victim Homicides: Adults play hide & seek bulletCrime-mapping: Connecting all the dots bulletPolice and the Media: Taming the news dragon bulletDeviant Homicides: Sex on the brain bulletIncreasing Solvability: Achieving 100% clearance For specialized training needs or other topics, please contact the Center and allow for adequate lead time. To discuss the program and enrollment, contact Principal Researcher, Dallas Drake at dallas.drake@mindspring.com or by telephone at (612) 331-4820. (download brochure) Applications Now Being Accepted for Fall Internships Undergraduate, graduate and law students are encouraged to make application for internships at the Center for Homicide Research for fall 2008.  The Center provides an unique, intensive internship opportunity in research methodologies, analysis, and criminology.  Applications for fall 2008 internships are now being accepted.   (more) New Partnership Expands GLBT Homicide Research into Washington DC A landmark collaboration is underway involving unsolved homicide of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender victims in Washington DC. This project will give CHR researchers unique access to police records involving unsolved GLBT homicides in our nation’s capital city. A major goal of the study is to develop new strategies for law enforcement to increase their clearance and solvability rate of homicide cases. The Center is providing several components including the methodology design, training and analysis. The Metropolitan Washington DC Police Department (MPD) Major Case/Cold Case Unit will identify homicides and provide case files, as well as office space and direct supervision of the data processors. Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia is providing graduate students in forensic psychology to analyze and code the cases as volunteers. Approximately 125 unsolved GLBT cold case homicides have been identified by MPD detectives for inclusion in this project.  (more) Center Researcher Presents on Crime Scene Symbolism at Qualitative Research Conference Center for Homicide Research Principal Research Dallas Drake deconstructed the messages and symbolism inherent in homicide crime scenes at a conference hosted by the University of St. Thomas.  Drake's presentation investigated the crime scene using a process of semiotic deconstruction, grounded in interpretivism and symbolic interaction.  Using crime scene behavior, Drake explored the themes, possible explanations and relationships between the various actors involved in the homicide incident.  Drake says, "Although offenders have the right to remain silent, many have already spoken through their crime scene behaviors.  Often without realizing it, offenders impress themselves into the crime scene medium."  Using various research methodologies, crime scenes can be understood through the process of semiotic deconstruction, therein possibly facilitating the solving of similar homicide cases. The Midwest Qualitative Research Conference was held at the University of St. Thomas Minneapolis Conference on April 17-18.    Church Shootings Are Subject of Original Research Two CHR research interns have developed first-of-its-kind data on 140 shootings occurring in churches from 1980-2005. This data has the potential to provide insight into the nature of hate crimes in churches and mass killings. Research interns Amy Kielmeyer (University of North Dakota) and Derek Bixby, B.A. (University of Minnesota) conducted the research and developed the data. The dataset is currently ready to be submitted to the Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research based at the University of Michigan and is being prepared for presentation at various national conferences.   Minneapolis-St. Paul Minnesota Historical Homicides Become Focus of Special Project A new research initiative being undertaken at the Center for Homicide is showing that these perceptions are not correct. The number and locations of homicide incidents in the metropolitan area have changed over time, moved, and affected different populations and ethnic/racial communities over time. These findings are in stark contrast to widely held beliefs about homicide in the area. This special project aims to catalogue and analyze nearly four decades of homicide information using Minnesota Department of Health data, law enforcement resources, media archives and historical documents. Student interns and service learners from several area colleges and universities are involved in this effort.  Detailed homicide case files from the mid-1980s to the present have been developed. Archival information from the 1960’s and 1970s are being evaluated and interpreted. One aspect of this project is the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tools to map these data over time to show the movement over time of these homicide incidents, as well as the characteristics of these crimes.     Quick Links Join the CHR Mailing List Internship & Service Learning Information Read our Newsletters Donate Online border="0" src="http://www.chronline.org//networkforgoodlogo.gif" width="149" height="33">     Upcoming Events Imageborder="0"> International Homicide Investigators Association Training Symposium August 24-29 St. Louis, MO       border="0" src="http://www.chronline.org//MNGISLIS.gif" width="150" height="128"> Minnesota Geographic/ Land Information Systems Consortium October 1-3 Rochester, MN       MNVAA Minnesota Victim Assistance Academy Minnesota Office of Justice Programs October 22 St. Cloud, MN       border="0" src="http://www.chronline.org//images/ASC_Logo.gif" width="121" height="52"> American Society of Criminologists Annual Meeting November 12-15 St. Louis, MO       border="0" src="http://www.chronline.org//images/ISLET.gif" width="165" height="57">   National Symposium November 2008 Bloomington MN Funded in part by the National Science Foundation       Send questions or comments about this web site to webmaster@CHRonline.org © 1999-2008 Center for Homicide Research  All rights reserved. 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