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Author: Sydney Wedbush

Community-Police Engagement
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IACP 2018 Photography Contest: Community-Police Engagement

Earlier this year, the IACP sent out a call to our members and readers for photographs featuring their officers actively engaging with the community members they serve every day. The inaugural Police ...
Mental Health
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Embracing CIT and the One Mind Campaign to Make a Difference

Over the last decade, there has been a growing issue for law enforcement—an increase in the number of contacts between individuals experiencing a mental health crisis and police officers with insuff...
President's Message
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President’s Message: The Cornerstone of Policing: Public Trust

Public trust is the cornerstone of policing, the thread that is woven into every aspect of policing—from combating terrorism, cybercrime, human trafficking, domestic violence, and drug abuse, to the...
Community-Police Engagement
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Building Community Trust Through Transparency: The FBI’s National Use-of-Force Data Collection

The effectiveness of a law enforcement agency and its officers depends enormously on the relationship the agency has forged with the community it serves. Community-police relationships, like all relat...
Community-Police Engagement
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SDHP State Troopers: Strengthening Relationships

One of U.S. painter Norman Rockwell’s most famous works is entitled The Runaway. This painting depicts a young boy at a restaurant counter, presumably in a small town in the United States. He is sit...
Community-Police Engagement
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Bringing Sides Together: Community-Based Complaint Mediation

Police departments worldwide are facing the challenge of building community trust in an environment of controversial shootings and political polarization. In particular, some community members believe...
Community-Police Engagement
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Social Workers Embedded in Law Enforcement

Homelessness. Mental illness. Substance use disorders. Law enforcement officers are routinely responding to calls in the community related to these three issues, and they are expected to have instant ...
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Using Research to Build Trust and Empathy: Meaningful Change through Intergroup Contact

The phrase “building trust” has been the focus of many meetings, conversations, and academic publications on the topic of community policing and engagement with respect to procedural justice. It ...

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