Mark Rubin

Mr. Rubin is a Research Associate at the Maine Justice Policy Center. He is the author of the 2007 Maine Crime Victimization Report: Informing Public Policy for Safer Communities, which gained national attention and has been used extensively in Maine. Mr. Rubin has served as lead research director of a wide variety of crime and justice initiatives, including mental health and criminal justice, gun violence, adult offender recidivism, and adult correctional and sentencing practice and policy. He has also been the primary developer and author of the Maine Crime & Justice Data Book and Maine Crime & Justice Brief Series. Mr. Rubin formerly served as Director of Research and Neighborhood Information Services at DC Agenda, a non-profit intermediary in Washington, DC. From 2001-2003, Mr. Rubin worked to create an updated neighborhood level data system to help measure community conditions across the District. He developed a series of analysis reports to help better understand neighborhood conditions that affect the well being of children and families. He was previously a Research Associate at the Urban Institute in the Metropolitan Housing and Community Development Center, where he focused on economic development and housing challenges for low-income residents. He has extensive experience in the application of statistical methods and techniques.

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