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Tracking Police Violence A Year After Ferguson | FiveThirtyEight

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For a better browsing experience, please upgrade your browser. Skip to main content. Tracking Police Violence A Year After Ferguson. Just launched: Sparks, our new science podcast. A marker in the shape of a dove is embedded in the sidewalk near the spot where Michael Brown was shot and killed by police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri. Jeff Roberson / AP. Jeff Roberson / AP. Aug 7, 2015. Tracking Police Violence A Year After Ferguson. By Donovan X. Ramsey. Filed under Criminal Justice. Still,...

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FAQs | National Initiative

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The National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice is designed to improve relationships and increase trust between minority communities and the criminal justice system. It also aims to advance the public and scholarly understandings of the issues contributing to those relationships. 1) What is the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice? 2) Who is the National Initiative team? 3) What is the National Initiative Clearinghouse? 14) How will success be defined and measured?

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The Science of Why Cops Shoot Young Black Men | Mother Jones

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The Science of Why Cops Shoot Young Black Men. After our investigation,. The Department of Justice said it's ending contracts with private prisons. Read more. The Science of Why Cops Shoot Young Black Men. And how to reform our bigoted brains. Dec 1, 2014 7:00 AM. You're not, like,. A total racist bastard, David Amodio tells me. He pauses. Today. I'm sitting in the soft-spoken cognitive neuroscientist. That certainly beats the first time I took the IAT online, on the website UnderstandingPrejudice.org.

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Birmingham, Alabama | National Initiative

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Birmingham, Alabama, is one of six pilot sites employing strategies, examining policies, and developing evidence through research to reduce implicit bias, enhance procedural justice, and promote racial reconciliation. This status report describes Birminghams progress at the midpoint of the project’s second year. William A. Bell, Mayor. A C Roper, Chief of Police. Joyce White Vance, United States Attorney. The National Initiative team also met with city leaders, representatives from the police department,...

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Fort Worth, Texas | National Initiative

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Fort Worth, Texas. Fort Worth, Texas, is one of six pilot sites employing strategies, examining policies, and developing evidence through research to reduce implicit bias, enhance procedural justice, and promote racial reconciliation. This status report describes Fort Worths progress at the midpoint of the project’s second year. Betsy Price, Mayor. Joel Fitzgerald, Chief of Police. John R. Parker, United States Attorney. Below are some items that the National Initiative and Fort Worth have produced so far.

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Mission | National Initiative

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The National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice is designed to improve relationships and increase trust between communities and the criminal justice system. It also aims to advance the public and scholarly understandings of the issues contributing to those relationships. The National Initiative will highlight three areas that hold great promise for concrete, rapid progress:. This Web site is funded in part through a grant from the Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Ju...

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Stockton, California | National Initiative

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Stockton, California, is one of six pilot sites employing strategies, examining policies, and developing evidence through research to reduce implicit bias, enhance procedural justice, and promote racial reconciliation. This status report describes Stocktons progress at the midpoint of the project’s second year. Anthony Silva, Mayor. Eric Jones, Chief of Police. The National Initiative team also met with city leaders, representatives from the police department, and prosecutors to discuss the role of crimi...

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Interventions | National Initiative

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The National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice will highlight three areas that hold great promise for concrete, rapid progress: implicit bias, procedural justice, and racial reconciliation. Implicit bias describes the automatic association people make between groups of people and stereotypes about those groups. We’re All a Little Biased, Even if We Don’t Know It. A look inside the training the White House thinks could stop the police shooting, protest, damning DOJ report cycle. The New ...

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Minneapolis, Minnesota | National Initiative

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Minneapolis, Minnesota, is one of six pilot sites employing strategies, examining policies, and developing evidence through research to reduce implicit bias, enhance procedural justice, and promote racial reconciliation. This status report describes Minneapolis progress at the midpoint of the project’s second year. Betsy Hodges, Mayor. Janeé Harteau, Chief of Police. Andrew M. Luger, United States Attorney. The National Initiative team also met with city leaders, representatives from the police departmen...

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We Can Transform Perceptions of Black Men and Boys - Perception Institute

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Perception Institute: Research. Representation. Reality. Research: Science & Perception. Representation: Culture & Perception. Reality: Living & Perception. Police & Justice. We Can Transform Perceptions of Black Men and Boys. By Alexis McGill Johnson. The problems of structural racism are far broader than just police violence. Stereotypes of black male criminality are pervasive, and have serious consequences. Black students as young as 4 have been suspended. For disrespect. Young black boys are taug...