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Topic: Policing of People with Mental Illness

Unhoused and under arrest: How Atlanta polices poverty

Poor people in the United States are a primary target for policing, especially those forced to live on the streets....

First We Get the Money: $12 Billion to Fund a Just Chicago

Chicagoans deserve real community safety—a city in which every child has a fair opportunity to grow up and achieve their...

Police Violence: Reducing the Harms of Policing Through Public Health–Informed Alternative Response Programs

Police violence is a public health issue in need of public health solutions. Reducing police contact through public health–informed alternative...

Criminalization vs. Care: How the 20 Largest US Cities Invest Their Resources

In this report, Communities United, Movimiento Poder, Reimagine Richmond, and the Social Movement Support Lab examine the 2022 budgets of...

Racial & Identity Profiling Advisory Board Annual Report 2023 (California)

Over the past four years, the data collected under the Racial and Identity Profiling Act (“RIPA”) has provided empirical evidence...

Reimagining Public Safety in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County: A Community Vision for Lasting Health and Safety

As acknowledged by the City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, racism is a public health crisis in this region. Yet,...

911 Analysis: Our Overreliance on Police by the Numbers

Police have long been the only first responders available to provide timely responses to health and safety issues. Yet, police...

A community response approach to mental health and substance abuse crises reduced crime

Police officers often serve as first responders to mental health and substance abuse crises. Concerns over the unintended consequences and...

Move It Forward – Care Not Cops: Mental Health Responses for Our Communities

What is mental health? How can we be more whole and how can we advocate for systems that help all...