Right Care, Right Person
By Michael Brown, GLEPHA Fellow, MentalHealthCop, PhD student, University of Birmingham Every day in the United Kingdom and around the world, police officers do things to help members of the [...]
Recognizing and Addressing Gaslighting in Police Work Environments
By Dr. Katy Kamkar, Ph.D., C. Psych. In high-pressure professions like policing, the challenges extend far beyond the dangers faced in the field. Subtle, and sometimes overt, psychological [...]
Criminalisation of homelessness and poverty
Professor John Middleton, GLEPHA Fellow, presented evidence on behalf of the Global Law Enforcement and Public health Association, to the meeting of the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to [...]
Positionality and Its Implications for Researching the Police in Vietnam
The chapter “Positionality and its Implications for Researching the Police in Vietnam” by Melissa Jardine and Hai Thanh Luong explores the complexities of conducting research on [...]
Implementing Interventions for Women and Youth with Traumatic Brain Injury at Transition from Custodial Settings: A Call to Action
Authors: Flora Matheson, Arthur McLuhan, Jessica Riccardi, Amanda Kirby and Tom McMillan. This commentary, invited by the editors of Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment, addresses the critical [...]
What does a fundamental right to health have to do with cybercrime?
By Melissa Jardine, PhD, GLEPHA Fellow Cyber-attacks on health information technology infrastructure, and disinformation relating to public health emergencies, have gained prominence as growing [...]
Book Review of Law enforcement and public health: partners for community safety and wellbeing
GLEPHA is pleased to present a scholarly review of “Law Enforcement and Public Health: A Global Examination,” edited by Isabelle Bartkowiak-Théron, James Clover, Denise Martin, [...]
Joining dots: A Multisystem Approach to Policing and Public Health.
by Dr Inga Heyman, Associate Professor (Policing and Public Health), GLEPHA Fellow, Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland Prof Stan Gilmour, in his recent GLEPHA blog, laid out why a public [...]
How a Public Health Approach Benefits Communities and the Police.
by Prof. Stan Gilmour FRSA, GLEPHA Fellow Policing for Prevention – 10 Key Points: The traditional “reactive” approach to policing, solely focused on apprehending criminals after [...]
Achieving trust through accountability: the challenge for contemporary policing – and drawing on the past to shape the future
Dr. Maurice Punch’s illustrious career in criminal justice spans the UK, the Netherlands, and the USA, provides a rich comparative analysis of policing systems. His work delves into the [...]