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implicit bias

Coverage of implicit bias in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 12 · 20:04 UTCMost recent: Jun 15 · 12:33 UTC
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  • SECURITYJun 15 · 12:33 UTCPASADENA NOW
    New Training Rules Could Be In Store for Police Oversight Commissioners

    Pasadena’s civilian police watchdogs may be required to complete new training requirements, including visiting the Police Department’s shooting range, ride-alongs, and community-based training on implicit bias and the city’s policing history. The proposed rules, adopted by the Community Police Oversight Commission (CPOC) with a 7-4 vote, are set for review by a City Council committee.

  • SECURITYJun 12 · 20:04 UTCWTOP DC
    New training for Connecticut urban police officers to incorporate community input

    Connecticut is implementing a community-driven police training program developed by Yale Law School’s Justice Collaboratory, focusing on implicit bias, reconciliation for past harms, and procedural justice. The program, set to launch in 2027, includes a 'train the trainers' model and three community advisory boards to ensure community input.

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