
Apryl Alexander
Clinical and forensic psychologist; Metrolina Distinguished Professor at UNC Charlotte and Director of the Violence Prevention Center; expert in trauma-informed care, forensic assessment, and justice-involved youth.
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Jul 10, 2026
Dr. Apryl Alexander - Rethinking Justice-Involved Youth
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Michelle GuytonHOST
Can you tell us a little bit about your evolution of your interests and experiences and how they brought you to these and your other professional passions?

Apryl AlexanderGUEST
Now, when I speak to students, they say, oh, I took a psychology class in middle school or high school, and I knew that I wanted to be a psychologist from there.
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11:45speaker_2HOST
For our listeners, where do we need to start in understanding the role of victimization, polyvictimization in our youth involved in the justice system?