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Using Evidence-Based Strategies to Improve Community and Police Relations

Using Evidence-Based Strategies to Improve Community and Police Relations

Making Social Media Part of the Uniform

Making Social Media Part of the Uniform

Law Enforcement Response to People with Developmental Disabilities: Steps for Deflection or Pre-Arrest Diversion

Law Enforcement Response to People with Developmental Disabilities: Steps for Deflection or Pre-Arrest Diversion

Law Enforcement Perspectives: 2016 IACP Critical Issue Listening Tour

Law Enforcement Perspectives: 2016 IACP Critical Issue Listening Tour

Bringing Sides Together: Community-Based Complaint Mediation

Bringing Sides Together: Community-Based Complaint Mediation

Assessing Bias and Intolerance in Police and Public Safety Personnel

Assessing Bias and Intolerance in Police and Public Safety Personnel

Improved Outcomes in Racially Charged Police Encounters: Making the Case for Decision-Based Training

Improved Outcomes in Racially Charged Police Encounters: Making the Case for Decision-Based Training

The Play’s the Thing: A Police Chief and a Theatre Professor Join Forces to Confront Bias in Police Departments

The Play’s the Thing: A Police Chief and a Theatre Professor Join Forces to Confront Bias in Police Departments

Building Community-Police Relations by Building Community-Community Relations

Building Community-Police Relations by Building Community-Community Relations

The Development and Testing of a Simulation-Based Implicit Bias Training Platform

The Development and Testing of a Simulation-Based Implicit Bias Training Platform

Using Documentary Film to Examine Implicit Bias, Procedural Justice, and Racial Reconciliation

Using Documentary Film to Examine Implicit Bias, Procedural Justice, and Racial Reconciliation

Addressing the Elephant in the Room: The Need to Evaluate Implicit Bias Training Effectiveness for Improving Fairness in Police

Addressing the Elephant in the Room: The Need to Evaluate Implicit Bias Training Effectiveness for Improving Fairness in Police

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