Practice bank

Jointly delivered NHS and police presentation to increase confidence in the police and encourage reporting of hate crime.

Focuses on humanising officers and educating the public around the diversity of roles that exist in the Metropolitan Police Service.

An opportunity for community leaders to talk about their communities and help identify how the police can work to build trust and confidence. 

Combining data and feedback to target police activity and improve relationships with local communities.

A programme created by Devon and Cornwall Police that leads to an inclusive leadership intervention.

Employees taking time out to have supported conversations about diversity, equality and inclusion topics for learning.

Bespoke training on the voice of the child, Victims' Code of Practice videos, forensic specialist child interviews and an intranet site around learning and tools.

Community events held to proactively engage with local black communities.

Using a community engagement initiative to encourage engagement and empowerment within communities. 

A toolkit for use by community scrutiny panels when assessing body worn videos to establish if the correct level of force was used, then provide officers with consistent and constructive feedback 

Lesson resources for schools, to teach children and young people about the law, policing and safeguarding.

Internal police team to scrutinise stop searches and uses of force.

Workshops to support staff and officers from underrepresented groups with promotion or assessment processes.

Improving young people's life skills and their ability to regulate their own behaviour and challenge others, to reduce risk of harm.

Using training, an everyday sexism recording tool and a resource toolkit to increase reporting of sexual harassment-related concerns and to address them consistently.

Using education and advocacy to collaboratively address disproportionate use of stop and search on people from ethnic minority backgrounds, and the negative impact this has on public engagement with the police.

Engaging with survivors of sexual and domestic violence through an independent advisor coordinator, to learn about their lived experience and promote change in the criminal justice system.

A dedicated police team based in London's major trauma centre hospital to assist with evidence and investigations related to victims of violent crime attending hospital.

Police worked with a local charity and volunteer Somalian community leaders to visit Somalian children and young people in public places. They discussed issues important to the young people, aiming to improve police engagement.