TED: How police and the public can create safer neighborhoods together | Tracie Keesee

The video discusses the speaker's personal experiences as an African-American police officer and the historical mistrust between the African-American community and the police. It introduces the concept of co-production in public safety, emphasizing collaboration between police and communities. The speaker explains how this approach is implemented in New York, highlighting its success in addressing community issues. The video also covers the importance of training in implicit bias and internal changes within police departments. Finally, it addresses broader social issues and outlines steps for future progress in public safety.

What are the three fundamental ideologies that the speaker emphasizes for moving forward?

How does the speaker suggest addressing implicit bias within police departments?

What is the significance of community meetings in the context of public safety as described in the text?