Resources
This national calendar of publicly accessible events related to police practices including police ethics, accountability, and reforms is created collaboratively between law librarians at Consortium member schools. The population of this calendar relies on colleagues around the country to submit events to the calendar. This calendar is managed by University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. To add an event email the event details to LawCatCollaborative@arizona.edu. or click Submit Event below.
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Police Practices in the US: Resource Guides
Many academic libraries have created research guides related to policing practices. Check with your law library for a research guide most relevant to your community.
Antiracist & Social Justice Resources, University of Arizona College of Law Library
Learn MoreCivil Rights & Police Reform, Campbell University Law Library
Learn MorePolice Violence, University of Hawaii School of Law Library
Learn MoreAngela Davis Resource Guide, Cornell University Library
Learn MoreAfrican-American Studies: Black Lives Matter, Upstate University of South Carolina Library
Learn MoreAnti-Racism Resources LibGuide, California Western School of Law Library
Learn MoreWhat Moves You? A Resource Guide to Popular Social Movements: #BlackLivesMatter & Police Brutality, Montana State University Billings Library
Learn MoreSocial Justice and Antiracism Resources: Police Accountability Organizations, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Library
Learn MoreLawyerEdu.Org Social Justice and Anti-Racism in Policing
Learn MoreAnti-Racism Reader - Ibram X. Kendi, University of California, Berkeley Library
Learn MoreAnti-Racism Resources for Teaching and Learning, University of Colorado Law Library
Learn MoreLaw Enforcement and Racial Justice, University of Minnesota Law School
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ABA Legal Education Police Practices Consortium Events & Webinars
The Consortium regularly hosts public webinars featuring voices and experiences from across our community of member law schools.