Maguire gives a talk on policing protests, riots, and civil disorder at the Research Centre for Criminology, Maynooth University, Ireland.

Maguire presents on community-based violence intervention at a Congressional Briefing at the U.S. Capitol.

Maguire gives a talk on policing mass demonstrations for an International Association of Chiefs of Police webinar.

Maguire serves as a speaker for the 2023 Body-Worn Camera Training and Technical Assistance webinar hosted by CNA.

Maguire is quoted in a New York Times article on the NYPD's recent court settlement regarding protest policing practices.

Maguire gives a presentation on community-based violence interruption strategies at a crime prevention symposium in Barbados.

Maguire discusses "how to police a protest" on the Wood for the Trees podcast, hosted by Cait Macleod.

Maguire provides training on community outreach before, during, and after crises for the PLECET law enforcement conference in Atlanta.

In preparation for the 2022 Grey Cup, Maguire gives a presentation to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on managing crowd events.

The Seattle Inspector General's Office publishes Maguire's report on Seattle's CHOP/CHAZ occupation.

Maguire is quoted in a news article on Louisville's emergency response plan for handling civil disturbances.

The Niskanen Center in Washington, DC releases Maguire's report on the role of the U.S. government in the law enforcement response to protests.

Maguire wins the Western Society of Criminology Fellows Award for "outstanding contributions to the field of criminology."

Maguire provides a keynote address on improving relationships between police and the public at a crime prevention conference in Santiago, Chile [online].

Maguire presents on the role of body-worn cameras during the police response to recent protests for a webinar hosted by CNA.

Maguire discusses the police response to protests on the Reducing Crime podcast hosted by Jerry Ratcliffe.

Maguire testifies before California's Little Hoover Commission about police training for improving police-community relations.

Maguire testifies before the Delaware General Assembly Subcommittee on Community Policing and Engagement [online].

Maguire discusses the role of body-worn cameras during the police response to recent protests for a webinar hosted by CNA.

Maguire discusses violence in policing on the Discipline & Punish podcast, hosted by Thomas Baker.

IDB releases the final report from an evaluation of Cure Violence in Trinidad and Tobago led by Maguire and colleagues.

Maguire delivers plenary address on "New Directions in Protest Policing" at a symposium on Constitutional Issues in Higher Education at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

Maguire presents results from his research on problem-oriented policing at the Stockholm Criminology Symposium in Sweden.

Maguire is given the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Criminal Justice at the University at Albany (SUNY).

Maguire presents early results from his evaluation of Cure Violence in Trinidad at a USAID-sponsored meeting in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.

Maguire gives a talk in Charlotte, NC on research evidence on violence reduction strategies at a meeting of crime analysts organized by the Bureau of Justice Assistance.

Maguire gives a talk on promising practices in community policing to police and community leaders in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Research by Maguire and colleagues on officer health and wellness is cited in the U.S. Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act.

Maguire presents early results from his evaluation of Cure Violence in Trinidad at an event hosted by the Inter-American Development Bank in Medellin, Colombia.

Maguire serves as a peer reviewer for the State of Connecticut Traffic Stop Analysis. See media coverage here: 1, 2, 3.

Maguire is interviewed by The State Press following the Trump Rally in Phoenix.

Maguire is quoted in the Arizona Daily Sun about the Phoenix PD's response to the protests at the Trump Rally.

Maguire is interviewed by Vice News on the role of police during protests after the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.

Maguire serves as a panelist for a webinar on “Restoring Paradise in the Caribbean: Combatting Violence with Numbers” hosted by CCAA-IDB.

Maguire gives talk entitled “Evaluating Cure Violence in Trinidad & Tobago” at an IDB workshop on crime and violence held in Kingston, Jamaica.

Maguire delivers the Beto Lecture on "New Directions in Procedural Justice Research" at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas.

Maguire gives a talk on police reform in Trinidad and Tobago at a USAID-funded workshop on violence reduction held in Tarrytown, NY.

Maguire is interviewed by NPR on policing and race issues. Click here to read the story.

Maguire gives keynote address at a workshop on the policing of crowds  at Keele University in England.

Maguire is interviewed by the San Jose Mercury News about the risk of violence at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Click here.

Maguire and other members of PERF's Research Advisory Board meet in New York City.

Maguire participates in a forum on policing mass demonstrations hosted by COPS and PERF. See news coverage here.

Maguire is interviewed by The Guardian on police staffing and deployment issues. Click here.

The COPS Office releases a report by Maguire and colleagues on firearms assaults against law enforcement officers in the US. Download it here.

The COPS Office releases a report by Maguire and colleagues on health, safety, and wellness programs in law enforcement. Download it here. 

Maguire gives a talk on police accountability issues at the annual meeting of the European Society of Criminology in Porto, Portugal.

Maguire is invited to serve on the Police Executive Research Forum's new research advisory board.

Maguire discusses police reform on Public Radio International's "To the Point" news show.

Maguire gives a talk on procedural justice, legitimacy, and protest policing to 22 Texas police executives at a session in San Antonio hosted by LEMIT.

Maguire gives a talk on procedural justice and protest policing at Florida International University's School of International and Public Affairs.

Maguire serves as a panelist at an IACP Town Hall on Police-Community Relations.

Maguire gives a talk on procedural justice, legitimacy, and protest policing to 21 Texas police executives at a session in San Antonio hosted by LEMIT. 

The 2nd edition of Criminal Justice Theory, edited by Maguire & Duffee, is published by Routledge. Click here to purchase.

The President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing quotes Maguire's testimony on protest policing in its report to the president (page 25).

Maguire gives a talk on improving protest policing at the Saint Louis University School of Law's symposium on Policing Post-Ferguson.

Maguire submits invited written testimony on improving protest policing to the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing.

Maguire is interviewed on Radio Sputnik about the creation of the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing.

Maguire gives a talk on assaults against police at a symposium in Washington, DC organized by the Major Cities Chiefs Association.

Maguire presents findings from his evaluation of a community policing project in Trinidad and Tobago at the American Society of Criminology conference in San Francisco.

Maguire presents findings from his study of bullying in four Caribbean nations at the American Society of Criminology conference in San Francisco.

Maguire gives a talk in Curacao on "Gangs and Organized Crime in the Caribbean" at a meeting of police chiefs and lead prosecutors from the Dutch Caribbean.

Maguire gives a talk on "Group- and Gang-Related Crime in Curacao" to government officials in Curacao. For news coverage, click here.

Maguire speaks with PhD students at an event hosted by Griffith University's Centre of Excellence in Policing & Security in Brisbane, Australia

Maguire gives a talk on policing major events at the Future of Policing Symposium in Brisbane, Australia

Maguire is appointed as a special advisory member of the government of Uruguay's Scientific Advisory Committee on marijuana legalization.

Maguire makes a video presentation on gangs and violence at the Dana Saroop Seetahal Symposium on Re-Engineering the Criminal Justice System, held in Trinidad & Tobago. For news coverage, click here.

Maguire and colleagues publish a brief in The Police Chief magazine on the strategic potential of ballistic imaging for reducing gun crime.

Two of Maguire's papers appear on a list of the ten articles published in Justice Quarterly that reflect "the best of policing research."

Maguire gives a talk about his study of protest policing at the American Society of Criminology conference in Atlanta.

Maguire gives talks at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the World Bank on the effectiveness of gang truces. Click here for more information.

Maguire and his colleagues do a press conference outlining their work with the police in Uruguay. Click the following links for details: 1 , 2 , 3, 4

Maguire gives a talk on community policing at an IDB conference in Montevideo, Uruguay. The presentation is available here in English and Spanish.

Maguire and his colleagues win a $671,000 grant from the National Institute of Justice to study trans-national crime in the U.S. and Latin America.

Maguire teaches a one-week introductory course in Strategic Crime Control to police managers and leaders in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Maguire gives a talk on gangs and violence in the Caribbean for the Dutch RST (Special Police Task Force) in Aruba.

Maguire gives a talk on gangs and violence in the Caribbean for the Dutch RST (Special Police Task Force) in Curacao.

Maguire gives a talk on faith-based initiatives for reducing gang violence at the Workshop on Gangs and Governance in the Caribbean, held in Miami.

Maguire gives a talk on gangs and violence in the Caribbean for the Dutch RST (Special Police Task Force) and prosecutors in St. Maarten.

Maguire gives a talk at a panel on the gang truce in El Salvador hosted by the Washington Office on Latin America. Click here to see the video.

Maguire presents a paper on "Support for Punitive and Progressive Crime Policies in the Caribbean" at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences conference in Dallas.

Maguire gives a talk on research, policing, and crime reduction at the Summit on the Economics of Policing hosted by Public Safety Canada in Ottawa, Ontario.

Maguire presents a paper on "The Antecedents of Informal Social Control in the Caribbean" at the American Society of Criminology conference in Chicago.

Maguire is interviewed by the Dallas Morning News about police staffing issues.  Click here to read the story.

Maguire is invited to serve on the Advisory Board of the Houston Police Department Eyewitness Identification Experiment.

Maguire gives presentation at the Embassy of St. Kitts and Nevis on diagnosing and reducing gang violence.

Maguire gives talks on police innovation and problem-oriented policing at the Police Executive Leadership Workshop in Springfield, Illinois.

Maguire wins a $400,000 grant from the COPS Office to study the policing of the Occupy movement in the U.S.

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