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Community Relations

  • Importance of Police-Community Relationships and Resources for Further Reading, DOJ Community Relations Service (PDF)
  • Supporting a Safer Community in Charlotte: Secondary Victims and the Beginning of Homicide Support Groups, COPS Office
  • Supporting a Safer Community in Richmond: Secondary Victims and the Beginning of Homicide Support Groups, COPS Office

About The National Policing Institute

The National Policing Institute (NPI) was established in 1970 as a non-partisan and independent nonprofit organization dedicated to pursuing excellence in policing through science and innovation. At NPI, we envision police and communities working together to implement best practices that are informed or supported by research, resulting in safe, healthy, economically thriving, and mutually trusting communities.

To request technical assistance, training, or other resources through this initiative, agency POCs should email us or call 202-833-1460.

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