Press
Press & speaking
For journalists, podcast producers, and conference organizers. Dr. Sriken is available to discuss intimate partner violence, victimization, and how communities decide what counts as violence.
In the news
- May 2026
A Cookbook for Community: Regis students connect through cultural cuisines
Feature. Regis University. On the Community Psychology class project in which students paired qualitative interviews with a recipe from their community, compiled into a cookbook supporting Regis’ Community for Belonging.
- Jun 2026
Three Regis students making an impact in the fields of Neuroscience and Psychology
Feature. Regis University. Profiles students from Dr. Sriken’s research lab and their work on discourse analysis, autism assessment for women, and acknowledgment of intimate partner violence among people experiencing homelessness.
- Jan 2026
Regis students serve the local community
Feature. Regis University. On research conducted in partnership with nonprofit community organizations.
Invited talks
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Nov 2023
Clients in the Criminal Justice System
Invited panel. Department of Applied Psychology and Counselor Education, University of Northern Colorado (virtual)
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Jan 2023
Women’s Self-Acknowledgement of Intimate Partner Violence Victimization: A Systematic Literature Review
Invited presentation. Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, Regis University, Denver, Colorado
Public writing
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Winter 2019
Disability: Missing from the Conversation of Violence
Mueller, C. O., Forber-Pratt, A. J., & Sriken, J. The Forward, Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues