Community Involvement in Public Safety

The video discusses the evolution of policing, focusing on the relationship between the African American community and law enforcement. It introduces the concept of coproduction of public safety, emphasizing collaboration between police and communities. The Build the Block initiative in New York is highlighted as a practical application. The importance of addressing implicit bias and providing comprehensive officer training is stressed. The video also explores social issues like mental health and education, urging a collective approach to public safety. Finally, it outlines steps for moving forward with coproduction, emphasizing communication, trust, and community involvement.

What year did the speaker take her oath to become a police officer?

• 2000

• 1995

• 1985

• 1989

What is the main goal of coproduction in public safety?

• To increase police presence

• To eliminate all policing

• To reduce police funding

• To involve the community in safety efforts

What is the purpose of 'Build the Block' meetings in New York?

• To increase police patrols

• To build relationships between police and community

• To promote local businesses

• To reduce taxes

How do neighborhood coordinating officers (NCOs) contribute to public safety?

• By enforcing strict laws

• By focusing on traffic violations only

• By collaborating with the community

• By reducing police numbers

Why is understanding implicit bias important for police officers?

• It reduces their workload

• It makes them more popular

• It increases their authority

• It helps them make better decisions

What kind of support is provided to police officers to help them recognize their own trauma?

• Peer support and mental health services

• Promotions

• More vacation days

• Financial bonuses

What is a critical component of the coproduction of public safety?

• Increased funding for police

• Community involvement and collaboration

• More police officers on the streets

• Stricter laws

What must be embraced to ensure we never go back to a place where we cannot move forward?

• Increased funding

• Stricter laws

• Lived experiences and histories

• New technologies

What is no longer acceptable according to the speaker?

• More police officers

• Increased taxes

• No action

• Less community involvement

What is the better way forward according to the speaker?

• Increased police funding

• Coproduction of public safety

• More laws

• Less community involvement