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RTI International holds conference aimed at gun violence, community safety and police research

Triangle nonprofit, RTI International, hosts community safety event

City of Raleigh working on alternative responses to 911 calls, asking for your feedback

RTI and other organizations meet Friday to discuss police policies for nonviolent situations

New documentary gives in-depth look into Durham’s HEART program

Local nonprofit RTI International holds 8th annual community safety meeting

Joining a national trend, Durham is dispatching mental health teams — not police — to some 911 calls

Major U.S. police departments plagued by officer-on-officer sexual abuse and retaliation

Oregon poised to continue drug decriminalization, treatment measure

Greensboro will use $2 million violence intervention grant to tackle more than crime

Initial research on Measure 110 finds no correlation between drug decriminalization and calls for police service

Greensboro Police launch 'Chatbot' program to help victims of home burglaries

Greensboro Police implement chatbot technology for burglary victims

When 911 calls require a mental health response

A crucial step for policing: Rethinking 911 call responses

Report recommends more training for NYPD cops investigating sex attacks

Expanding victim services to improve witness protection and shooting investigations

The Stumbling Block to One of the Most Promising Police Reforms

Dr. Renée Mitchell on Evidence-Based Policing in Practice

As Durham Safety Department Takes Shape, Prospective Recruits Look Ahead