Traditional “racial bias training” (sometimes called “racial profiling training”) often produced strong negative reactions from trainees. This is because, despite good intentions, traditional racial bias training often left trainees feeling […]
During our nearly 15-year history of providing implicit bias police training, we have frequently had requests to expand beyond our law enforcement clientele to other city agencies that would benefit […]
Dr. Fridell, CEO of Fair & Impartial Policing and professor of Criminology at the University of South Florida, provides her thoughts on fair and impartial policing in today’s environment. In the past […]
Much has changed in the past year as communities across the country continue to face challenges at the intersection of policing, criminal justice, and mental health. Implicit bias in policing […]
FIP partnered with the Racine Police Department in Wisconsin to provide training on implicit bias. The class was taught by Noble Wray, former Madison police chief and Executive-Level Instructor for FIP. “Implicit bias […]
Fair and Impartial Policing (FIP), LLC now offers an implicit-bias-awareness training program that is customized for FIRE and EMS agencies. FIP has long been the #1 provider of implicit-bias-awareness training […]
Diversity in EMS is a new bimonthly column featured in EMSWorld in which rotating authors will confront difficult questions of bias and discrimination in the emergency medical services and how […]
Chief (retired) Noble Wray, FIP Executive-Level Instructor, speaks about the traditional understandings of prejudice versus what we now know about implicit bias. What we are learning is that there is […]
Dr. Lorie Fridell, CEO of Fair & Impartial Policing and Professor of Criminology at the University of South Florida, presents on implicit bias in policing and how implicit-bias-awareness training can […]
FIP partnered with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida. Every OCSO deputy must complete a course on Fair and Impartial Policing. Hear from deputies and instructors about the impact […]
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