Would you put up with a high-stress, 12-hour shift job for $33.5k per year? Before demanding effectiveness, we should think about what kind of support there is for correctional agencies to recruit, train, and retain staff
Submit your comments on BJS’s proposed new data collection Analysis of Publicly Available Court Data (APACD). Public comments are due by December 23, 2019 https://t.co/Y6I3imEJA4 #BJSstats
The millions of tweets posted daily are a rich resource of public sentiment on countless topics--including law enforcement: https://t.co/H5uNsBmy85 (via A. Oglesby-Neal @EKTiry, @_kideuk)
@Shjarback_CCJ @LawrenceAtUrban @urbaninstitute@ASCRM41 Possibly! If you happen to be on the methods workshop committee, I'd be happy to know that I will get, at least, one vote for sure.
@Shjarback_CCJ @LawrenceAtUrban @urbaninstitute Thanks for your interest! It's not too long ago when we all thought we'd need support from a tech consulting firm like then-ESRI to do GIS. The field is catching up pretty fast. Still, there is no doubt this is complicated stuff.
Do you remember the arrest of Freddie Gray by @BaltimorePolice that fueled civil unrest and #BlackLivesMatter movement? Here is a story from @urbaninstitute researchers about how the public image of the police changed after the death of Freddie Gray.
https://t.co/XABqFrW92C
@urbaninstitute@TNestel3 Twitter provides good feedback on policing, hashtags, body camera use, etc.
In fact, @TNestel3 argues that it provides feedback from people who normally would not engage with SEPTA transit police
@urbaninstitute Pillar #3 of the task force report was for implementing tech and social media.
Social media, surprisingly, can be a very effective tool for transparency and accountability.
@_kideuk of @urbaninstitute leading the discussion on social media engagement and policing with Prof. Laurie Robinson and Chief Thomas Nestel. #ASCPhilly
Research also shows police are much effective at getting info across to the public in social media when managed by public info officers. https://t.co/gyxE8l66SP