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Evidence-Based Professionals' Monthly - July 2026

1776 to 2026 - Freedom Worth Celebrating!

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As we celebrate Independence Day and America's 250th anniversary, July reminds us that lasting achievements are built on courage, resilience, and a willingness to embrace new opportunities. The milestones we honor this season are the result of generations who looked ahead with purpose. A mindset that continues to inspire us in our own work.

As we enter the second half of the year, let this be a time to build momentum. Celebrate your successes and that of those around you. Remember that meaningful progress comes from working together toward a common goal. Every contribution strengthens our team, and every day presents another opportunity to make a positive impact.

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Sarbjeet Kaur, University of New Haven Victims of sex trafficking often find themselves stuck in a frightful time warp…
Tatiana M. Smith, University of New Haven The purpose of this paper is to discuss the current status of existing evide…
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Penny Geyer, University of New Haven In 2019, there were 1,004 individuals killed in police officer-involved shootings…
Michelle A. Malone, University of New Haven The legal restrictions imposed upon the accused and convicted create virtu…
Michele Vittorio, University of New Haven   The use of polygraphs in detecting deception is controversial, and there…