The following is a video from recent Police Foundation "Ideas in American Policing" lecture series. This and others are worth watching if you are interested in policing and the community.
Dr. Jerry Ratcliffe discusses “Harm-Focused Policing.” Dr. Ratcliffe, a professor of Criminal Justice at Temple University and a member of the Police Foundation Research Advisory Committee, presented his lecture on January 28, 2015.
http://www.policefoundation.org/content/dr-jerry-ratcliffe-ideas-american-policing-lecture-video-available?utm_content=bufferc4775&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
Other IAP publications and lecture videos can be found on the Police Foundation website below
http://www.policefoundation.org/ideas-american-policing
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Video available from the 12/12/14 Conference on Understanding and Improving Cities
Take a look at the video clips from this interesting event this past December!
More than 200 scholars, public officials, practitioners, students, and civic leaders came together on Friday December 12th for a conference on "Understanding and Improving Cities: Policy/Research Partnerships in the Digital Age." Cosponsored by BARI, the event brought together civic leaders, scholars, local practitioners, and students to discuss current and future research and policy collaborations. It featured panel discussions in which scholars and officials discussed work being done in Boston and other locales on education, public safety, economic development, and Boston’s emerging civic data ecosystem. The day concluded with remarks and discussion with Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh.
http://www.bostonarearesearchinitiative.net/PolicyResearchPartnershipConference.php
More than 200 scholars, public officials, practitioners, students, and civic leaders came together on Friday December 12th for a conference on "Understanding and Improving Cities: Policy/Research Partnerships in the Digital Age." Cosponsored by BARI, the event brought together civic leaders, scholars, local practitioners, and students to discuss current and future research and policy collaborations. It featured panel discussions in which scholars and officials discussed work being done in Boston and other locales on education, public safety, economic development, and Boston’s emerging civic data ecosystem. The day concluded with remarks and discussion with Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh.
http://www.bostonarearesearchinitiative.net/PolicyResearchPartnershipConference.php
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