Wrongful conviction databases have shed light on the fact that innocent people can be
induced to confess to crimes they did not commit. Drawing on police practices, core …

Racial disparities in policing are profound and accompanied by equally persistent gaps in
trust. Analyses of these and other racial inequities are often bifurcated between institutional …

Calls for culture change abound. Headlines regularly feature calls to change the “broken” or
“toxic” cultures of institutions and organizations, and people debate which norms and …

Healthcare data in the United States often records only a patient's coarse race group: for
example, both Indian and Chinese patients are typically coded as “Asian.” It is unknown …

In this essay, we highlight the interplay between individuals' psychological processes and
sociocultural systems in producing and maintaining racial bias. We use a conceptual tool we …

Can training police officers on how to best interact with the public actually improve their
interactions with community members? This has been a challenging question to answer …

This article discusses a timely and recent domain of intergroup relations scholarship that
focuses on communication between police and the public—a domain we have previously …

Objective Police officers' use of force (UoF) has traditionally been understood vis-à-vis
subject resistance, but researchers have recently argued for a greater emphasis on subject …

This brief review article focuses on police‐perpetrated racism against African American and
Black (AAB) communities, typically in the form of police brutality, police violence, and …

Radios are essential for the operations of modern police departments, and they function as
both a collaborative communication technology and a sociotechnical system. However, little …