Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

How to increase cultural understanding : police perspectives : building trust in a diverse nation, no 1 / Caitlin Gokey and Susan Shah.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Description

1 online resource (xii, 59 pages)

Note

On the title page: "Edited by Caitlin Gokey and Susan Shah". Recommended citation from the endnotes of page ii: "Gokey, Caitlin, and Susan Shah, eds. 2016. How to Increase Cultural Understanding. Police Perspectives: Building Trust in a Diverse Nation, no. 1. Washington, DC: Office of Community Oriented Policing Services."

Summary

"This first guide in the series, How to Increase Cultural Understanding, recognizes that police officers may be unfamiliar with some of the communities they are responsible for keeping safe. Residents of these communities may have public safety needs and challenges that are difficult for police to understand. In order for officers to acquire the knowledge necessary to effectively perform their duties and build trust among community members, it is essential that they make an effort to understand the community’s history, diversity, and concerns. This guide provides a brief historical perspective of policing, tips on community-informed policing and maximizing collaboration with communities of color, strategies for how best to build trust during contentious incidents, and information on trauma and community-informed policing strategies."--Page 2.

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Online Access

Series

Police perspectives series (Office of Community Oriented Policing Services)

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