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Over the past six (6) months, the IACP has tracked interest for the CRIT curriculum, CRIT training, CRIT Train the Trainer events, and CRIT policies from fifteen (15) unique individuals, policing agencies, and other organizations across the United States. The IACP has responded to these requests for information and, in some circumstances, hosted informational sessions with the requesting agency to answer their questions and provide support as needed.
The Lab facilitated a discussion on Use of Force practices, featuring a presentation from FCPD on their current review processes. This session provided valuable insights into the policies, accountability mechanisms, and review procedures implemented by agencies nationwide.
The Lab hosted a listening session with Fellows to explore effective methods for disseminating information, such as leveraging networks, associations, and key change agents. Fellows also provided feedback on the most effective formats to encourage the adoption of innovative and evidence-based practices.
In September 2024, the Lab supported representatives from the Knoxville Police Department to attend the Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference held in Baltimore, Maryland.
Second virtual meeting of the Steering Committee was hosted on September 10, 2024. During this meeting the Knowledge Lab renewed vision was discussed, and feedback on this renewed vision was received.
IACP staff conducted formal review of site's Implementation Plan. Site's IP was approved with no needed revisions and the site is now in the Implementation Phase of the grant.
IACP staff conducted formal review of site's Implementation Plan. Site's IP was approved with no needed revisions and the site is now in the Implementation Phase of the grant.
IACP met with the core staff of the Sterling Height, MI site. Recieved info on the site's project and TTA needs for the future. Provided context on the IACP as the TTA provider, expectations for deliverables, and provided info on the Implementation Plan.
IACP met with the core staff of the CO DPS site. Provided context on the IACP as the TTA provider, expectations for deliverables, and provided info on the Implementation Plan.
Over the past six (6) months, the IACP met with core staff from the Salt Lake City team a total of three (3) times to provide customized TTA and recieve programmatic updates. Over the past six months, the site has focused on refining their Implementation Plan (IP) and ensuring it aligns with grant requirements. They have engaged in community and behavioral health partnerships, and are working on data collection and evaluation strategies.
