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The Community Research Team, A Spin on CRT and Consent Decree Community Surveys
Sat, Nov 18, 9:30 to 10:50am, Franklin Hall 2, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
The Community Research Team is a group of 30+ researchers primarily from Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD who conducted the "Community's Experiences and Perceptions of the Baltimore City Police Department Survey". This presentation offers moments of reflection based on two periods of data collection - Time 1 (September 2018- June 2019) and Time 2 (September 2021 - May 2023). The community survey is a requirement whereby the city's police department is under a federal consent decree. Findings from both time 1 and time 2 will be presented within a discussion about the importance of the proposal, training, the experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the overall experiences of the research team.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
The Importance of the Research Proposal for a Consent Decree Community Survey - Natasha Pratt-Harris, Morgan State University; Alliyah Moore, Howard University
The Training Mandate for the Consent Decree Community Survey Research Team - Caroline Obeya, Morgan State University; Melanie Hardy, Morgan State University; Alliyah Moore, Howard University; Jazmine Talley, American University
Conducting a Community Survey During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Natasha Pratt-Harris, Morgan State University; Sydney Whittington, Morgan State University; Alliyah Moore, Howard University; Tinea White, Morgan State University
Pounding the Pavement, Knocking on Doors and Conducting Interviews for the Baltimore City Police Department Consent Decree Community Survey: The Experiences of Community Recruiters and Interviewers - Jazmine Talley, American University; Tracey Broderick, Morgan State University; Chanya Anderson, University of Delaware; Alliyah Moore, Howard University; Caroline Obeya, Morgan State University; Aajah Harris, Community Member; Cairo Harris, University of Maryland Eastern Shore; Melanie Hardy, Morgan State University; Devin Walker, Morgan State University