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Who Sits at the Table? Representation in Community Safety Planning
“Who defines safety—and who’s never asked?”
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SUMMARY - Who Sits at the Table? Representation in Community Safety Planning

A city convenes a community safety task force after a high-profile incident, and when the membership is announced, it includes police executives, business leaders, and elected officials - the people who have always made decisions - while those most affected by both crime and policing are notably absent, their perspectives apparently unnecessary for planning their own safety.

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