Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Come work with @CICSGeorgetown and me as a Senior Research Analyst on community safety projects! georgetown.wd1.myworkdayjobs…
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Last month, we held a convening on non-police alternative first response with @CICSGeorgetown for an opportunity to meet, learn, share ideas, and discuss the future of this growing field.
Watch it here:
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Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
“A system of alternative first response represents a framework in which cities begin to respond to people with the care they need–not just the gun, badge, and handcuffs we have available,” said @TahirDuckett, Executive Director of @CICSGeorgetown.
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Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
"The shift towards non-police responses to mental health and other calls for service is a consequential one."
📝 @TahirDuckett ti.me/44FdJ3V
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
“People are serious about redefining the role of police and what problems are better suited for other people to solve. We can’t wait for research - but we have to measure while we innovate - especially to look for unintended consequences.” @NIJDirLaVigne w/ @barryfriedman1
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
@NIJDirLaVigne: “The true experts are the people who are living and experiencing the issues”
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Faculty Director @barryfriedman1 kicks off a conversation with @TahirDuckett and NIJ Director @NIJDirLaVigne on measuring and evaluating the impact of alternative first response programs.
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Packed house @CICSGeorgetown @policingproject convening on building alternatives to police response. This work is the future.
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
I’m at Georgetown Law as the @iaemsc representative participating with our friends from NYU School of Law @policingproject & the Georgetown School of Law @CICSGeorgetown on the Future of Alternative First Response: Building Sustainable & Scalable Programs - an incredible program
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
At @CICSGeorgetown hearing the future of alternative response with @TahirDuckett, Moki Macias + team from Atlanta’s PAD, Raven Loaiza from Dayton Mediation Unit, Anne Larson & the CSG Justice Team, Laquisha Grant from NYC B*Heard, Elliot Jones of Oakland’s MACRO & 170 others.
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
I helped revise the D.C. Criminal Code. Biden and Bowser are wrong.
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Learn more about the emerging alternative responder field and workforce at our upcoming webinar: “Focusing on Responders: Recruitment, Training, and Wellness.” It’s next week on 3/22 @ 1pm ET!
Register here:
safetyreimagined.org/communi…
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
🚨In collaboration with @CICSGeorgetown, we are hosting our next #ReimaginingPublicSafety webinar on March 22 @ 1pm ET! Featuring: Evan Douglas, Chyna Quarker, @DanielRGerard, Jasmine Desiderio & @jd_lerner.
Register here: safetyreimagined.org/communi…
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
🗣️ DON’T MISS our #ReimaginingPublicSafety webinar series hosted by Evan Douglas on 3/22 @1pm ET. We'll discuss “Focusing on Responders: Recruitment, Training, and Wellness” with Chyna Quarker, @DanielRGerard, Jasmine Desiderio & @jd_lerner.
Register: safetyreimagined.org/communi…
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
OPINION | "It’s time to recognize the harm [crime-suppression units] cause — and put an end to them and the approach to #policing they embody," writes #GeorgetownLaw Professor @Christy_E_Lopez @CICSGeorgetown in @washingtonpost @PostOpinions: bit.ly/3jh7dhQ
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Today the Center released a new report “A Forensic Without the Science: Face Recognition in U.S. Criminal Investigations” which argues that face recognition tech, as used by law enforcement, has not been verified as a reliable means of identification.
forensicwithoutscience.org
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
"Every time you put somebody in jail, you increase rather than decrease the chances of that person, later on engaging in criminal activity." @TahirDuckett of @CICSGeorgetown on Closer Look with Rose Scott yesterday.
@waberosescott @wabenews
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Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
In a report by Georgetown Law @CICSGeorgetown, they write "Fulton County is an outlier not only in its choice to imprison its residents at a uniquely high rate, but in its response to the overcrowding this choice has caused." Read the report: tinyurl.com/georgetowncics
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Why is Fulton County (where 90% of Atlanta is located), which jails its residents at nearly three times the rate of other urban counties, threatening to defund its alternative response & pre-arrest diversion program?🧵
Center for Innovations in Community Safety retweeted
Communities of color disproportionately bear the burden of both poor street design & harmful fines & fees policies.
In @SmartGrowthUSA's new #DangerousByDesign report, FFJC's @PSarathyJones spells out why better design is more effective than enforcement:
smartgrowthamerica.org/traff…






















