The Justice Collaboratory members and collaborators are frequently speaking about procedural justice in the news media, op-eds, seminars and public talks. Check out some highlights:
"The One-Day Police Training Program That Worked in Chicago" – Caroline Sarnoff speaks with BYU Radio podcast Top of Mind with Julie Rose about procedural justice training used in Chicago, IL as part of the National Initiative project (June 29, 2020).
“Every Day Justice” – The Yale Alumni Magazine (Jan/Feb. 2018) features Prof. Tracey Meares.
“Can the Police Regain Trust?” – Tracey Meares discusses approaches to police reform for Yale Insights, Ideas from the Yale School of Management (May 03, 2017).
“Abolish the Police? Is Police a Public Good Gone Bad?” In this episode of A Political and Literary Podcast (Aug. 01, 2017) Vesla Weaver talks to Tracey Meares about policing as a public good in a time of police brutality. They articulate an emancipatory vision for policing that is not predicated on racism but is instead a public good for all.
“A Strategy to Build Police-Citizen Trust” – Tina Rosenberg writes in The New York Times (July 26, 2016) about police training and procedural justice (part 1 of 2).
“Barriers to Reforming Police Practices” – Tina Rosenberg writes in The New York Times (Aug. 2, 2016) about police officers’ resistance to reform (part 2 of 2).