Sociological Research & Police reform

In many cities, the relationships between police and community members are strained or non-existent. We believe that as we bring healing and recovery to the law enforcement community, officers will have an increased capacity for patience, understanding and creativity as they protect communities.

 

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A letter to Police Chief’s Across America:

Police agencies have a bigger role in reducing 911 dependency while also aiding officer burnout.

A typed letter dated March 2, 2025, addressed to Police Chiefs in the United States, discussing initiatives to reduce officer suicide and decrease 911 dependency. It mentions police officers like Nick Ryan and Howie Liebengood, and emphasizes the impact of mental health and social media in law enforcement.

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Infographic targeting police departments about reducing 911 call volumes through trauma-informed skills. It includes strategies such as box breathing for in-home de-escalation and addressing adverse childhood experiences (ACE). It promotes a podcast called 'Ask Lisa' and emphasizes using online health advice, with a note from TacMobility on social media.

Looking forward to 2035

Research suggests a significant change in law enforcement in the next 5 years. our goal is to provide actionable and practical steps in preparation.

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