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Policing: Force of the Future
How can the role of police in communities change from one of distrust to one of positive action?
Tuesday, Oct 18, 2016
4:00 - 5:15 PM
@ Edlis Neeson Theater at the Museum of Contemporary Art
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Policing: Force of the Future
Marc Hill
Host, BET News; Professor, Morehouse College
Craig Futterman
Clinical Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School
Eugene O'Donnell
Lecturer, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Cedric Alexander,
Public Safety Director; DeKalb County, Georgia
Cheryl Corley
Correspondent, NPR
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Recent events have made the state of our country’s police force a national discussion. Now that cell phones double as a video cameras, incidents of violence perpetrated by police officers has become a regular part of our national conversation. What if we could reimagine the role of the police and change our approach to policing from distrust to positive action, and what does the future of policing look like?
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4:00 - 5:15 PM
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<p>Recent events have made the state of our country’s police force a national discussion. Now that cell phones double as a video cameras, incidents of violence perpetrated by police officers has become a regular part of our national conversation. What if we could reimagine the role of the police and change our approach to policing from distrust to positive action, and what does the future of policing look like?</p>
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