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Bias Film:
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Bias is an entertaining and impactful documentary which examines unconscious bias and how it affects our behavior socially and in the workplace.

Fusion TV:
Does race matter when cops pull the trigger?

CNN, Anderson Cooper 360:
Preparing police for confrontation
Unconscious Bias: Facing the Realities of Racism

The Today Show:
Researchers strive to solve dangerous distracted driving by cops

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation:
What happens in a cops brain as he is about to shoot?

King 5:
WSU lab studies the science behind police shootings
Shoot or don’t shoot? A reporter is put to the test
Distracted driving dangers

KHQ Q6 News:
360: Highlighting the effects of working long shifts during odd hours

KXLY:
WSU Professor explains the consequences of implicit bias in police
Spokane Police collaborate on multi-year research project

KREM 2:
WSU researchers create bias training simulator
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Science Vs.
Police Shootings the Data and the Damage

Marketplace
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RADIO

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NYPD study implicit bias training changes minds not necessarily behavior
Morning Edition
Metrics for deadly force

KUOW:
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Spokane Public Radio (NPR):
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The true cost of policing

BBC Online:
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National Geographic:
The Race Issue: Why do we see so many things as ‘Us vs. Them’?

New York Times:
Are police bigoted?

The Daily Herald:
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McClatchy DC Bureau:
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The Seattle Times:
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St Louis Post Dispatch
White officers slower to shoot black suspects, new study finds

USA Today:
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The Washington Post:
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