Carlos Cuevas Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice; Co-Director of the Violence and Justice Research Lab c.cuevas@northeastern.edu Expertise criminal justice, family violence, sexual violence, victimization Carlos Cuevas in the Press Mass Live What we know about murder-suicides in Mass. — and how to stop them “Having access to a mode of lethal violence makes it just as easy for them to perpetrate that against others as to perpetrate that on themselves,” Northeastern University criminology professor and psychologist Carlos Cuevas said. NBC News Rise in hate crimes includes a ‘significant increase’ against Latinos “Hate crimes have increased fairly steadily over the last eight years. But there are certain groups that have suffered this increase disproportionately, and the Hispanic community is an example,” said Carlos Cuevas, an academic at Northeastern University who has collaborated with investigations with the Department of Justice. The Deadly Collision of Racism and Mental Illness In reality, people who experience mental illness are far more likely to be the victims of violence than to carry it out, notes Carlos Cuevas, a clinical psychologist and professor at Northeastern University who studies hate crimes. Carlos Cuevas for Northeastern Global News Netflix’s ‘Baby Reindeer’ shows how some stalking victims might not recognize or report the crime right away Netflix’s ‘Baby Reindeer’ shows how some stalking victims might not recognize or report the crime right away A criminology expert says many stalking victims might wait a while to act after someone begins harassing them.
Mass Live What we know about murder-suicides in Mass. — and how to stop them “Having access to a mode of lethal violence makes it just as easy for them to perpetrate that against others as to perpetrate that on themselves,” Northeastern University criminology professor and psychologist Carlos Cuevas said.
NBC News Rise in hate crimes includes a ‘significant increase’ against Latinos “Hate crimes have increased fairly steadily over the last eight years. But there are certain groups that have suffered this increase disproportionately, and the Hispanic community is an example,” said Carlos Cuevas, an academic at Northeastern University who has collaborated with investigations with the Department of Justice.
The Deadly Collision of Racism and Mental Illness In reality, people who experience mental illness are far more likely to be the victims of violence than to carry it out, notes Carlos Cuevas, a clinical psychologist and professor at Northeastern University who studies hate crimes.