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Implicit Bias: Street-Level Encounters

Duration

1 Hour

About the Course

This course explores the definition, underlying causes, and manifestations of implicit bias in law enforcement, specifically focusing on patrol interactions. Led by Dr. Marc Brown, the course examines how implicit bias is formed, how it can manifest in disparities, and offers strategies to combat it and prevent it from influencing agency culture. Key takeaways include understanding bias based on personal experience and implementing training methods to mitigate its effects.

Your Instructor

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Dr. Marc Brown

Dr. Marc Brown has 14 years of experience as an active police officer and has been involved in law enforcement training for 12 years, including five years as a physical techniques instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC). He holds a doctorate in education and organizational leadership with an emphasis in organizational development. Dr. Brown is an expert witness and consultant in criminal and civil courts involving police use of force and tactics. He is the lead instructor at the University of South Carolina's Excellence in Policing and Public Safety Program and also works as a consultant and instructor for Polar Solutions.

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