What We Do

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We educate the public about the disproportionate encounters, conflicts, and tragic outcomes between police officers and individuals with mental health issues, highlighting the need for urgent reform.

We engage policymakers, law enforcement agencies, mental health organizations, and community leaders to advocate for evidence-based reforms, including de-escalation techniques, crisis intervention training, and specialized response teams.

We empower communities by providing resources, tools, and support systems. Through collaborations with mental health professionals, community organizations, and affected individuals, we develop educational programs, training sessions, and guidelines to foster dialogue, dispel stigmas, and promote effective crisis management.

We compile and analyze data on police interactions with the mentally ill to drive evidence-based solutions. By identifying patterns, disparities, and areas for improvement, we provide valuable insights to inform policy recommendations and training programs.

We seek collaborations with like-minded organizations, researchers, and advocates to amplify our impact. By combining efforts, sharing expertise, and building partnerships, we work towards a broad-based movement for change.