Unconscious Bias, Racism, and Trauma-Informed Policing: an Address and Message to the Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Project Advisory Board.
Unconscious Bias, Racism, and Trauma-Informed Policing: an Address and Message to the Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Project Advisory Board.
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无意识偏见、种族主义和创伤知情警务：康涅狄格州种族定性禁止项目咨询委员会的致辞和信息。
DOI：
10.1007/s40615-020-00794-8
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
3.9
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Laurencin,CatoT
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Laurencin,CatoT
作为康涅狄格州种族貌相禁止项目咨询委员会的社区成员，我希望感谢该小组的工作，但要明确的是，还有更多的工作要做。虽然该州的数据显示，各部门之间的平等程度更高，但我们知道，无意识的偏见和种族主义仍然存在。我希望委员会的工作集中于回答三个新问题：1.市民对与警方的关系有何看法？2.那些被警察拦下的人对自己的经历有什么感受？3.警察在多大程度上理解无意识偏见、种族主义和创伤知情警务的原则？他们如何有效地利用这些知识来帮助与社区合作维持治安？
As a community member of the Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Project Advisory Board, I wish to acknowledge the group for its work, but to make clear there is much more to be done. While the state’s data show more parity across departments, we know that unconscious bias and racism still exists. I wish to advocate for the committee’s work to focus on answering three new questions.1.How does the community feel about its relationship with the police?2.How do those who are stopped by the police feel about their experience?3.To what extent do the police understand the principles of unconscious bias, racism, and trauma-informed policing? How effectively do they use that knowledge to help work with communities in policing?