2021Recommendations to End 21st Century Online “Stop and Frisk” PolicingSocial Work in Data Science: Tech Policy Gaps and Addressing Harm2020Social work thinking for UX and AI designDesmond Upton PattonVATAS: An Open-Source Web Platform for Visual and Textual Analysis of Social MediaDesmond U. PattonPhilipp BlandfortWilliam R. FreyRossano SchifanellaKyle McGregorShih-Fu U. ChangContextual Analysis of Social Media: The Promise and Challenge of Eliciting Context in Social Media Posts with Natural Language ProcessingDesmond U. PattonWilliam R. FreyKyle A. McGregorKathleen McKeownEmanuel Moss2019Detecting and Reducing Bias in a High Stakes DomainRuiqi ZhongYanda Chen Desmond PattonCharlotte SelousKathy McKeownGuns on social media: complex interpretations of gun images posted by Chicago youthDesmond U. PattonWilliam R. FreyMichael GaskellMultimodal social media analysis for gang violence preventionPhilipp BlandfortDesmond U. PattonWilliam R. FreySvebor KaramanSurabhi BhargavaFei-Tzin LeeSiddharth VariaChris KedzieMichael B. GaskellRossano SchifanellaKathleen McKeownShih-Fu ChangWhen Twitter Fingers Turn to Trigger Fingers: a Qualitative Study of Social Media-Related Gang ViolenceDesmond U. PattonDavid PyroozScott DeckerWilliam R. FreyPatrick LeonardAnnotating Twitter Data from Vulnerable Populations: Evaluating Disagreement Between Domain Experts and Graduate Student AnnotatorsDesmond U. PattonPhilipp BlandfortWilliam R. FreySvebor KaramanMichael Gaskell2018Detecting Gang-Involved Escalation on Social Media Using ContextSerina ChangRuiqi ZhongEthan AdamsFei-Tzin LeeSiddharth VariaDesmond PattonWilliam FreyChris KedzieKathy McKeownHumanizing Digital Mental Health through Social Media: Centering Experiences of Gang-Involved Youth Exposed to High Rates of ViolenceWilliam R. FreyArtificial Intelligence and Inclusion: Formerly Gang-Involved Youth as Domain Experts for Analyzing Unstructured Twitter DataWilliam R. FreyDesmond U. PattonMichael B. GaskellKyle A. McGregorAccommodating Grief on Twitter: An Analysis of Expressions of Grief Among Gang Involved Youth on Twitter Using Qualitative Analysis and Natural Language ProcessingDesmond Upton PattonJamie MacBethSarita SchoenebeckKatherine ShearKathleen McKeownExpressions of loss predict aggressive comments on Twitter among gang-involved youth in ChicagoDesmond Upton PattonOwen RambowJonathan AuerbachKevin LiWilliam FreyYouth Gun Violence Prevention in a Digital AgeDesmond Upton PattonKyle McGregorGary Slutkin2017Tweets, Gangs, and Guns: A Snapshot of Gang Communications in DetroitDesmond U. PattonSadiq PatelJun Sung HongMegan L. RanneyMarie CrandallLyle DungyStop and Frisk Online: Theorizing Everyday Racism in Digital Policing in the Use of Social Media for Identification of Criminal Conduct and AssociationsDesmond Upton PattonDouglas-Wade BruntonAndrea DixonReuben Jonathan MillerPatrick LeonardRose HackmanParenting in a digital age: A review of parents' role in preventing adolescent cyberbullyingCaitlin ElsaesserBeth RussellChristine McCauley OhannessianDesmond U. PattonWhat’s a Threat on Social Media? How Black and Latino Chicago Young Men Define and Navigate Threats OnlineDesmond Upton PattonPatrick LeonardRobert D. EschmannSadiq PatelCaitlin ElsaesserShantel Crosby2016Automatically Processing Tweets from Gang-Involved Youth: Towards Detecting Loss and AggressionTerra BlevinsRobert KwiatkowskiJamie C. MacbethKathleen McKeownDesmond Upton PattonOwen RambowUsing Natural Language Processing and Qualitative Analysis to Intervene in Gang Violence: A Collaboration Between Social Work Researchers and Data ScientistsDesmond Upton PattonKathleen McKeownOwen RambowJamie MacbethFamily-Level Factors, Depression, and Anxiety Among African American Children: A Systematic ReviewTyreasa WashingtonTheda RoseStephanie Irby CoardDesmond Upton PattonShelton YoungSasha GilesMarlon NolenHardiness scripts: high-achieving african american boys in a chicago charter school navigating community violence and schoolDesmond U. PattonReuben J. MillerJames GarbarinoAdrian GaleEmma KornfeldSticks, stones and Facebook accounts: What violence outreach workers know about social media and urban-based gang violence in ChicagoDesmond Upton PattonRobert D. EschmannCaitlin ElsaesserEddie BocanegraIntroduction to the Special Issue on the Intersections of Race, Gender, and Class in the Wake of a National Crisis: The State of Black Boys and Men Post-FergusonDaphne C. WatkinsDesmond U. PattonReuben J. MillerGang violence on the digital street: Case study of a South Side Chicago gang member’s Twitter communicationDesmond U. PattonJeffrey LanePatrick LeonardJamie MacbethJocelyn R. Smith-Lee“Police took my homie I dedicate my life 2 his revenge”: Twitter tensions between gang-involved youth and police in ChicagoDesmond Upton PattonPatrick LeonardLoren CahillJamie MacbethChantel CrosbyDouglas-Wade BruntonPosttraumatic stress symptoms in context: Examining trauma responses to violent exposures and homicide death among Black males in urban neighborhoodsJocelyn R. SmithDesmond U. Patton2015"I Know God’s Got a Day 4 Me" Violence, Trauma, and Coping Among Gang-Involved Twitter UsersDesmond U. 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VATAS: An Open-Source Web Platform for Visual and Textual Analysis of Social MediaDesmond U. PattonPhilipp BlandfortWilliam R. FreyRossano SchifanellaKyle McGregorShih-Fu U. Chang
Contextual Analysis of Social Media: The Promise and Challenge of Eliciting Context in Social Media Posts with Natural Language ProcessingDesmond U. PattonWilliam R. FreyKyle A. McGregorKathleen McKeownEmanuel Moss
Detecting and Reducing Bias in a High Stakes DomainRuiqi ZhongYanda Chen Desmond PattonCharlotte SelousKathy McKeown
Guns on social media: complex interpretations of gun images posted by Chicago youthDesmond U. PattonWilliam R. FreyMichael Gaskell
Multimodal social media analysis for gang violence preventionPhilipp BlandfortDesmond U. PattonWilliam R. FreySvebor KaramanSurabhi BhargavaFei-Tzin LeeSiddharth VariaChris KedzieMichael B. GaskellRossano SchifanellaKathleen McKeownShih-Fu Chang
When Twitter Fingers Turn to Trigger Fingers: a Qualitative Study of Social Media-Related Gang ViolenceDesmond U. PattonDavid PyroozScott DeckerWilliam R. FreyPatrick Leonard
Annotating Twitter Data from Vulnerable Populations: Evaluating Disagreement Between Domain Experts and Graduate Student AnnotatorsDesmond U. PattonPhilipp BlandfortWilliam R. FreySvebor KaramanMichael Gaskell
Detecting Gang-Involved Escalation on Social Media Using ContextSerina ChangRuiqi ZhongEthan AdamsFei-Tzin LeeSiddharth VariaDesmond PattonWilliam FreyChris KedzieKathy McKeown
Humanizing Digital Mental Health through Social Media: Centering Experiences of Gang-Involved Youth Exposed to High Rates of ViolenceWilliam R. Frey
Artificial Intelligence and Inclusion: Formerly Gang-Involved Youth as Domain Experts for Analyzing Unstructured Twitter DataWilliam R. FreyDesmond U. PattonMichael B. GaskellKyle A. McGregor
Accommodating Grief on Twitter: An Analysis of Expressions of Grief Among Gang Involved Youth on Twitter Using Qualitative Analysis and Natural Language ProcessingDesmond Upton PattonJamie MacBethSarita SchoenebeckKatherine ShearKathleen McKeown
Expressions of loss predict aggressive comments on Twitter among gang-involved youth in ChicagoDesmond Upton PattonOwen RambowJonathan AuerbachKevin LiWilliam Frey
Tweets, Gangs, and Guns: A Snapshot of Gang Communications in DetroitDesmond U. PattonSadiq PatelJun Sung HongMegan L. RanneyMarie CrandallLyle Dungy
Stop and Frisk Online: Theorizing Everyday Racism in Digital Policing in the Use of Social Media for Identification of Criminal Conduct and AssociationsDesmond Upton PattonDouglas-Wade BruntonAndrea DixonReuben Jonathan MillerPatrick LeonardRose Hackman
Parenting in a digital age: A review of parents' role in preventing adolescent cyberbullyingCaitlin ElsaesserBeth RussellChristine McCauley OhannessianDesmond U. Patton
What’s a Threat on Social Media? How Black and Latino Chicago Young Men Define and Navigate Threats OnlineDesmond Upton PattonPatrick LeonardRobert D. EschmannSadiq PatelCaitlin ElsaesserShantel Crosby
Automatically Processing Tweets from Gang-Involved Youth: Towards Detecting Loss and AggressionTerra BlevinsRobert KwiatkowskiJamie C. MacbethKathleen McKeownDesmond Upton PattonOwen Rambow
Using Natural Language Processing and Qualitative Analysis to Intervene in Gang Violence: A Collaboration Between Social Work Researchers and Data ScientistsDesmond Upton PattonKathleen McKeownOwen RambowJamie Macbeth
Family-Level Factors, Depression, and Anxiety Among African American Children: A Systematic ReviewTyreasa WashingtonTheda RoseStephanie Irby CoardDesmond Upton PattonShelton YoungSasha GilesMarlon Nolen
Hardiness scripts: high-achieving african american boys in a chicago charter school navigating community violence and schoolDesmond U. PattonReuben J. MillerJames GarbarinoAdrian GaleEmma Kornfeld
Sticks, stones and Facebook accounts: What violence outreach workers know about social media and urban-based gang violence in ChicagoDesmond Upton PattonRobert D. EschmannCaitlin ElsaesserEddie Bocanegra
Introduction to the Special Issue on the Intersections of Race, Gender, and Class in the Wake of a National Crisis: The State of Black Boys and Men Post-FergusonDaphne C. WatkinsDesmond U. PattonReuben J. Miller
Gang violence on the digital street: Case study of a South Side Chicago gang member’s Twitter communicationDesmond U. PattonJeffrey LanePatrick LeonardJamie MacbethJocelyn R. Smith-Lee
“Police took my homie I dedicate my life 2 his revenge”: Twitter tensions between gang-involved youth and police in ChicagoDesmond Upton PattonPatrick LeonardLoren CahillJamie MacbethChantel CrosbyDouglas-Wade Brunton
Posttraumatic stress symptoms in context: Examining trauma responses to violent exposures and homicide death among Black males in urban neighborhoodsJocelyn R. SmithDesmond U. Patton
"I Know God’s Got a Day 4 Me" Violence, Trauma, and Coping Among Gang-Involved Twitter UsersDesmond U. PattonNinive SanchezDale FitchJamie MacbethPatrick Leonard