Reports
Our reports are linked here, with newest reports at the top.
Evidence-based Nebraska Publications
Annual Report 2020-2022 Evidence-based Nebraska Pre-and-Post Assessment Tool - October 2022
Family Support Evaluation FY 2017-2021 - September 2022
School Absenteeism Guidebook for Program Development and Cultural Components - May 2022
The Impact of COVID-19 on Community-based Juvenile Services Aid Programs - December 2021
Perceptions of Youth on Juvenile Diversion - August 2021
Annual Report 2020-2021 Juvenile Case Management System Definition and Data Fidelity Project - June 2021
School Interventionists: FY 2015-2020 - 2021
Annual Report 2020-2021 - Juvenile Case Management System Definitions and Data Fidelity Project - 2021
Perceptions of Youth on Juvenile Diversion - 2021
Restorative Justice Conferencing Programs: FY 2015-2020
Crisis Response Programs: FY 2015-2020
Nebraska's Community-based Aid Mental Health Services - 2020
Evaluation of System Improvement Funding: FY 2019-2020
Reliability and Predictive Validity of Screener/Assessment Tools in Nebraska Juvenile Diversion - 2020
School Resource Officer Contacts and Perceptions - 2019
Recruiting and Retaining Higher Risk Youth in Promotion Prevention Programs FY 2018-2019
Drug Testing in Juvenile Diversion Programs - 2019
Evidence-based Nebraska Annual Report 2016-2017
Nebraska Truancy & Absenteeism Programs 2015-2016
Evidence-based Nebraska Annual Report 2015-2016 (See Addendum)
Nebraska Alternative to Detention Programs 2015-2016
Nebraska Juvenile Diversion Programs 2012-2015
Evidence-based Practice in Juvenile Justice: Nebraska White Paper - 2014
Diversion in Nebraska: FY 2012/2013
Juvenile Services Comprehensive Community Planning User Manual - 2013
Evaluations and Strategic Plans
Hall County Detention Utilization Study 2015-2020
Nebraska's Strategic Plan for Victims and Survivors of Crime 2015-2020
The Lancaster County Juvenile Reentry Project - Follow-up Report - 2015
Analysis of the Nebraska Intake Risk Assessment Instrument - 2015
State of Juvenile Justice Report: 2014
The Lancaster County Juvenile Reentry Project - Final Report - 2014
Kansas State DMC Assessment - 2013
Youth Reentering Lancaster County After Commitment to a State Youth Rehabilitation Center - 2012
Evaluation of Lancaster County Truancy Diversion Program – Final Evaluation - 2013
Evaluation of Lancaster County Early Identification and Assessment Process – Final Evaluation - 2012
Nebraska State DMC Assessment - 2012
Evaluation of Lancaster County Early Assessment Process – Initial Evaluation - 2010
Evaluation of Lancaster County Alternatives to Juvenile Detention - 2010
Presentations
Rincon-Gallardo, M., Hobbs, A.M., & Lesley, K. "Data-driven Strategies for Impacting Racial and Ethnic Disparity." Presented at the Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association Conference, May 2015, Kearney NE.
Hobbs, A.M., Thompson, V., & Hoffman, A. "Diversion in Nebraska." Presented at the Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association Conference, May 2015, Kearney NE.
Hobbs, A.M., Wiener, R., & Moore, S. "Evidence-based Nebraska!" Presented at the Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association Conference, May 2015, Kearney NE.
Hobbs, A.M. “Racial Profiling - in Nebraska?!" Presented to University of Nebraska Lincoln Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, February 2015, Lincoln NE.
Hobbs, A.M. & Miles Steffans, M. “Using Data to Ensure Equity in our Juvenile Justice System.” Presented at the Race Matters Conference, December 2014, Omaha NE.
Hobbs, A.M. & Wiener, R. “Evidence-based Nebraska.” Presented at the Nebraska Community Aid and Juvenile Justice Conference, October 2014, Lincoln NE.
Hobbs, A.M. & Campbell, J. “Service Learning in Criminal Justice: Focus on Juvenile Reentry.” Presented at the Campus Compact Heartland Conference, October 2014, Lincoln NE.
Hobbs, A.M. “Mentoring Youth Reentering our Communities.” Presented at the Midlands Mentoring Partnership Annual Youth Development Summit, March 2014, Omaha NE.
Academic Publications
Hobbs, A.M., Wulf-Ludden, T.L., and Strawhun, J. 2013. "Assessing Youth Early in the Juvenile Justice System." Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Journal of Juvenile Justice.