Spotlight Series: Policing and Public/Community Safety

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Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program Present
Policing and Public/Community Safety

Featuring: Keith Ellison, Minnesota Attorney General; Georgia Fort, independent journalist; Booker Hodges, Assistant Commissioner - Department of Public Safety. Moderated by Kevin Lindsey, Minnesota Humanities Center.

In-person and Online
FREE and Open to the Public (Registration Requested)

There can be no question that 2020 marked a high-water point in the level of tension evident between police forces and the communities they serve. What brought our country to this moment? How can citizens best hold their police forces accountable? What does it mean to be a member of the police and also a citizen of the state? Is the current model of policing the best way to safeguard the public? A moderated panel discussion will consider these, and other questions, as we examine this watershed moment in American history.

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