Posts Tagged ‘Policing Strategies & Operations’
The Council on Policing Reforms and Race Releases Over 50 Research-Informed Recommendations on Improving Policing
Washington, D.C. – The issues facing policing reform and race are deeply entrenched. Today, the Council on Policing Reforms and Race (Council) officially unveiled more than fifty research-informed recommendations to help address some of the most pressing issues facing policing and public safety. These recommendations can be used as a roadmap for policymakers, political officials,…
Read MoreExamining the Utility of Sobering Centers: National Survey of Police Departments and Sobering Centers
Examining the Impact of Integrating Communications, Assessment, and Tactics (ICAT) De-escalation Training for the Louisville Metro Police Department: Report 2 – Supplemental Findings
Examining the Impact of Integrating Communications, Assessment, and Tactics (ICAT) De-escalation Training for the Louisville Metro Police Department: Initial Findings
A Study of Bias in the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department’s Threat Assessment Process
National Law Enforcement Roadway Safety Program (NLERSP) Virtual Patrol Officer Course – December 15, 2022
National Law Enforcement Roadway Safety Program (NLERSP) Virtual Executive Workshop – November 29, 2022
National Law Enforcement Roadway Safety Program Executive Workshop – November 16, 2022
National Law Enforcement Knowledge Lab
Rapport Building in Interviews and Interrogations: Translating Research to Practice
Communication is a key mediator of relationships and can increase or diminish trust in relational settings (e.g., Thomas et al., 2009). Recently, interactions between the police and those policed have been at the forefront of national conversations, especially interactions involving underserved populations. How police communicate with the public has received increased attention by academics and…
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