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Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being
ISSN 2371-4298 · SG Publishing · 364 artikel di indeks
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The incidence of police contact for intimate partner violence in three Canadian regions
Intimate partner violence (IPV) places high demands on police and is the most frequent type of violent offending reported to the police in Canada. Police responses are often guided by actuarial risk tools, such as the Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment (ODARA), which provide estimates of…
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“We’re not just patients”: A qualitative examination of public safety service users’ experiences with staff at an inpatient mental health treatment facility in Canada
Posttraumatic stress disorder and substance use disorder (SUD) are highly prevalent among public safety professionals (PSP), including first responders and active/retired military members, due to the trauma-laden nature of their work and associated challenges. This interview study explores the…
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The trauma from within: When the workplace turns against an officer
The examination of police officers’ interactions with co-workers, supervisors, managers, and other employees has established cases of institutional betrayal and sanctuary trauma within the Canadian policing community. There has been a tendency to classify and characterize these traumas…
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Winnipeg’s community safety team: Two years of meaningful impact
Winnipeg’s community safety team was established in 2023 with a mission to improve safety within the city’s bus system and public spaces. It added a tier to the network of emergency services and community-based organizations that became overwhelmed with the growing crisis of homelessness…
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A safer downtown for all: The inclusion of people who use drugs in community safety
Ottawa Inner City Health implemented a peer-led “Block Leader” program to restore peer norms, reduce visible disorder, and strengthen multi-sector relationships in the downtown core. Co-designed with people who use drugs, the program recruited and trained unhoused peer leaders to perform short…
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Stigma related to illicit drug use: Impact on health and community safety
Public discourse on illicit drug use is frequently characterized by hostility, blame and stigma. This article examines how that stigma is produced and sustained, particularly through dehumanizing portrayals and the positioning of people who use drugs as outsiders. It reviews research on how this…
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Street-involved, unhoused, and PWUD’s accounts of fentanyl-involved “hot shot” homicides
Street-involved people who use drugs navigate daily threats to their safety. While many of these threats are well understood, one common concern – “hot shotting” – has received little empirical attention. Hot shotting refers to the weaponization and deliberate injection of lethal drug concoctions…
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Communicating public health approaches in policing for the frontline in the UK
Calls for collaboration between public safety, policing and public health are now well established. Creating a shared understanding of what a public health approach is and how it applies to policing requires a common language. This has proved elusive, partly because it is often explained using…
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Reframing street disorder as a system-level challenge: Insights on cross-sector collaboration, governance design, and conditions for impact
Street disorder has emerged as one of the most visible manifestations of the interconnectedness of human, justice, and health systems within Canada. Through our insights from policymakers in client workshops and discussions in 2024–2026, the term “street disorder” is increasingly used as an…