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The Center for Community Research & Service(CCRS) is the University of Delaware's focal point for community engagement and action. CCRS provides usable knowledge, education, training and services that enhance the ability of organizations and communities to promote social and economic justice. The Center works with public, nonprofit, and grassroots community organizations and leaders in a variety of program areas, including housing, community development, welfare, nonprofit management, family support, and criminal justice, among others.
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Item Civil Justice in Delaware: Civil Case Proceeding in Superior Court(Center for Community Research & Service, 1994) Yanich, Danilo; Sullivan, BrianItem Community Needs Assessment(Center for Community Research & Service, 1994) Barnekov, Timothy; Ernst, Glen; Luckring, Andrea; McClellan, StephanieItem Survey of North Market Street Merchants(Center for Community Research & Service, 1995) Maddox, BrianItem 1995 Delaware KIDS COUNT Fact Book(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1995) KIDS COUNT in Delaware StaffItem 1995 Survey of Minority Businesses in Wilmington, Delaware(Center for Community Research & Service, 1995) Bailey, Brian; Mooring, ShawnItem Making the Movies Real: The Death Penalty & Local TV News(Center for Community Research & Service, 1996) Yanich, DaniloMedia organizations, particularly the broadcast media, have become extremely important actors on the public stage over the last three decades. As a result, what the media chose to cover and how they chose to cover it is an important question. That is magnified when the media turn their attention to a public policy issue like the death penalty that already possesses profound social significance. In no other area of public policy can the state impose its will so completely and finally on an individual citizen. Therefore, the public should understand the issues that surround capital punishment. That understanding is virtually always communicated through media organizations because very few of us have first-hand knowledge of the death penalty. In this paper, I explore how television broadcast organizations cover the imposition of the death penalty. How did they carry it out? What themes did they convey? What did the public learn?Item 1996 Delaware KIDS COUNT Fact Book(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1996) KIDS COUNT in Delaware StaffItem Crime in the Wilmington Enterprise Community(Center for Community Development, 1996-10) Yanich, DaniloItem Survey of Southbridge Residents, Wilmington, Delaware(Center for Community Research & Service, 1997) Bailey, BrianItem 1997 Delaware KIDS COUNT Fact Book(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1997) KIDS COUNT in Delaware StaffItem KIDS VOICES COUNT: Delaware Teens Talk to Each Other About Sex and Teen Pregnancy(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1997) A.I. DuPont High School Journalism Students under the supervision of teacher Mrs. Barbara RoeweItem The Location of Critical Businesses and Services in Wilmington, Delaware(Center for Community Research & Service, 1997) Bailey, BrianItem KIDS VOICES COUNT: Listening to Delaware's Children Talk About Tobacco(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1998) Glasgow High School Journalism Students under the supervision of teacher Rachael HuntItem 1998 Families Count Fact Book(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1998) KIDS COUNT in Delaware StaffItem Crime, Community & Local TV News: Covering Crime in Philadelphia & Baltimore(Center for Community Research & Service, 1998) Yanich, DaniloItem 1998 Delaware KIDS COUNT Fact Book(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1998) KIDS COUNT in Delaware StaffItem Crime, Public Safety & Police Service: Attitudes of Wilmington Residents(Center for Community Research & Service, 1998) Barnekov, Timothy; Yanich, DaniloItem Crime & Justice in the Enterprise Community: The Public’s View(Center for Community Development & Family Policy, 1998-03) Yanich, DaniloItem Division of Child Mental Health Services Service Providers Survey(Center for Community Development & Family Policy; College of Human Services, Education & Public Policy; University of Delaware, 1998-07) Cooksy, Leslie; Sturgis, JaniceItem 1999 Delaware KIDS COUNT/Families Count Fact Book(University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE, 1999) KIDS COUNT in Delaware Staff