Exploring crime, policy, justice and society worldwide

Your Blogger is:

Remi Samuel,

MS. Administration of Justice and Security

PhD Candidate for Criminal Justice and Criminology, NSLS

Purpose

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Crime and Criminology Today is an academic and professional brand designed to inform, educate, and engage readers interested in foundational concepts of current crime trends, research, and discussions in criminology. It will foster understanding of the criminal justice system and crime prevention in communities.

The target audience will include students at the undergraduate and graduate levels, academics, law enforcement professionals, policymakers, and communities with interests and concerns regarding crime in society.

Crime and Criminology Today is designed to educate, inform, and inspire a diverse audience in society by providing access to accurate and timely information on crime causation, awareness, and prevention, with an evaluation of criminal justice strategies and criminological research methods.

We will strive to foster critical thinking and analytical skills, promote public understanding of crime, and elucidate the development of evidence-based policies and practices in the fields of criminal justice and criminology.

Mission Statement

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Goals

  • …engaging articles, and resources that explore historical frameworks of crime, current crime trends, and engaging contemporary issues in crime and criminology.

  • …(students, educators, professionals) and community members who may be interested in criminal justice and criminology perspectives

  • …and supporting individuals' academic goals and professional development in the criminology field.

  • …law enforcement implications, as well as explaining social responsibility in the study and practice of crime causation, crime prevention, and the criminal justice system.

Objectives

Our objectives are simple and laser-focused on the understanding of crime and criminology:

Weekly posts featuring research reviews and summaries of criminological theories



Providing historical and contemporary innovative programs, policy initiatives, and community engagement that contribute to proactive and effective crime prevention and justice reform.

We will maintain a commitment to accurate reporting, inclusivity, and ethical considerations in every content published on the blog

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Potential Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Strategies

Crime causation

Criminology

Crime trends

Contemporary issues in criminology

Historical perspectives on individuals who developed theories

Modern criminology theories

Historical and modern crime prevention strategies

Current criminal justice system news

Climate change, crime, and cybercrime trends

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Promotion and Public Engagement Strategies

Sharing a write-up or a blog post on LinkedIn, WhatsApp, X, and Groups on Facebook

Opportunity to respond to readers’ comments/response to foster community engagement

Potential hashtags will include #Crime, #Criminology, #CrimeCausation, #CrimePrevention, #ClimateChangeCrime, #CyberCrime

Encourage analytical mechanisms using Google Analytics and Social media insights to improve the blog

Opportunity to track keywords and update ranking among underperforming posts with new perspectives

Allow audience or reader’s response, cross-promotion to other criminology blogs, or podcast online

Encourage analytical mechanisms using Google Analytics and Social media insights to improve the blog