Prof. Henry's research examines the intersections of race, ethnicity, gender, and the criminal justice system, with a focus on victimization, gun violence, mass incarceration, and immigration. Her dissertation, under the mentorship of Dr. Andres Rengifo, advances understanding of how race, masculinity, and structural inequality intersect to influence victimization experiences, crime reporting, and help-seeking processes among young Black and Latino men in New York City. Most recently, she has served as a fellow for the Rutgers-Newark, University Committee on Diversity, Race, and Gender (UCD) and was awarded a competitive research grant from the New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center to examine the legal and structural dimensions of gun violence in Newark.
People
- Arlana Henry
- Teaching Instructor
- Department: Criminal Justice
- Areas of Specialization: race, ethnicity, gender, and structural inequality in CJ
- Office: Davison Hall
- Campus: Cook/Douglass
- Faculty Office Hours:
by appointment
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