Center for Policing Equity measures bias in policing. That means we can stop it.
One in five Americans interacts with law enforcement yearly. Of those encounters, one million result in use of force. And if you’re Black, you are two to four times more likely to have force used than if you are White.
Working directly with police to measure behaviors and revise policies results in fewer people killed and fewer people in jail.
C4J to Work with Seattle PD to Reimagine Public Safety Model
New Haven, CT and Seattle, WA - Today, the Center for Policing Equity (CPE)’s COMPSTAT for Justice (C4J) program and the Seattle Police ...
New recommendations highlight best practices around crowd management for events
New Haven, CT — Today, the Center for Policing Equity (CPE) released the Guiding Principles for Crowd Management ...
We will continue centering Black communities first and foremost in our work.
CPE releases a Roadmap for Exploring New Models of Funding Public Safety.