A report by Professor Amber Johnson (St. Louis University) that details the creation and timeline of the Ferguson Neighborhood Police Steering Committee (FNPSC) and the difficulties that arose when collaborating around police accountability and community policing models. The report gives the concepts, theories, and practices that Professor Johnson used to help the FNPSC communicate with each other and work together on their community policing recommendations.
Read the full report and learn more about the communication techniques used here.
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