The Campbell Justice Research Group (CJRG) LLC is an interdisciplinary research collaborative that develops, implements, and disseminates evidence-based practices in the areas of racial justice, social equity, criminal justice, and behavioral health. CJRG also provides curriculum, training, workshops, and support for practitioners in areas of education, corrections, policing, criminal justice, and industry.
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Our mission is to promote diversity and reduce disparities of youth and families involved in the justice and child welfare systems and support disadvantaged communities.
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We believe that change, growth, and justice happens through compassion, innovative strength-based approaches to research, participatory modes of inquiry, and treating stakeholders who are historically marginalized as experts of their experiences.
Meet Our Team
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Founder & Director
Dr. Campbell is a community psychologist and criminal justice expert. She has over a decade of experience with program development, assessment design, and program evaluation involving youth, families, schools, and underserved communities.
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Program Evaluator and Policy Analyst
Dr. Onifade is a community psychologist and social worker with over a decade in program/policy evaluation and design, related to programs servicing marginalized individuals and communities.
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Partner
Dr. Miller is a criminologist and evaluation scientist. He has experience leading evaluations of court programs and policies, inpatient and outpatient substance misuse treatment centers, correctional officer training academies, first responder training curricula, and risk assessment practices. He has also provided technical assistance to administrators in the judicial and corrections sectors.
The Campbell Justice Research Group (CJRG) has served various institutions, research centers, schools, community organizations, and courts in the areas of
Research Support
Program and Assessment Development
Program Evaluation
Strategic Planning
Policy Development and Evaluation
Training and Curriculum Development
Here are some examples of our completed projects:
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Development of Implicit Bias Training
Development of Implicit Bias Training for Faculty and Staff of Michigan Public Schools
Michigan, United States -
SNAP Program Assessment Evaluation
Scientific & Program Development and Child Development Institute: An Examination and Evaluation of Assessment Tools for Black/African Children and Families
Ontario, Canada -
School Violence Summit
Racial Bias Training for K-12 Educators and Educational Professionals
Ohio, United States -
Risk Assessment, Neighborhood, and Sentencing Project
An Examination of the Influence of Race/Ethnicity, Criminogenic Risk, Neighborhood Socioeconomic Context on Sentencing Decisions of Juveniles
Ohio, United States -
Juvenile Risk Assessment Project
Assessment of Risk and Intervention Needs of Youth Involved in the Juvenile Court and Child Welfare System
Michigan, United States