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COMMUNITY AND RACE RELATIONS TRAINING FOR THE POLICE: A REVIEW

01 January 1991

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COMMUNITY AND RACE RELATIONS TRAINING FOR THE POLICE: A REVIEW
OF DEVELOPMENTS
refdoc August=1991

JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 015433 , Acc Date = 28-Jan-90
R Oakley
New Commun, Oct 1989 16(1) pp61-79

Examines the development of the police training response in this
area - the diagnosis of need, the forms of training used and the
experience of an independent support unit at Brunel University.
Suggests that such programmes cannot be effective unless cast as
part of an equal opportunities framework. Considers the obstacles
to be tackled to implement successful policies. 51 references.

racial equality, racial discrimination, ethnic minority, black
people, community relations, Police Training Council

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