Brian Stanley

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"Here lies Tycho Brahe, ad infinitum" Focused on Police Officer-Perpetrated Domestic Violence (OPDV) Also thinking / working on philanthropy and health

Summary of abstract from OPDV talk at ACJS, it discusses that research has not been done on OPDV in 3 decades and calls for a paradigm shift among academics and practitioner towards survivor centered research
Dark blue Map of the US showing police domestic violence cases as orange dots on the map. The text “police officer domestic violence cases” appears at the top in white, and “Not isolated. Not rare.“ appears at the bottom. Data dots are not representative of real cases and are just meant as a visual enhancer
Slide 5 description: brown background with a white box outline tucked in on the edge. There are two bullet points following a header. Slide 5 text: What does this paper do? Bullet point 1: Provide one of the most comprehensive pieces on OPDV in decades. Bullet point 2: Ring the alarm bell on the issue and call on academics and practitioners to do more/better work.
Slide 1 - title slide - description: brown background with a white box outline tucked in on the edge. Slide 1 title text: Leaving Brame Behind: An Urgent Call to Shift the Focus of Police Officer-Perpetrated Domestic Violence Research. Then, in the bottom right, it says: "click next" with a right arrow.
The image is a black and white photo of two hands overlapping, standing out from a black background. One hand is grabbing coins from the other hand. Image by Frantisek Krejci from Pixabay
The image has a black background and blue police sirens can be seen. The black silhouette of a police officer standout within the blue light. The image is by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
An outstretched hand at the top of the image has a series of thin black strings protruding from its fingers. At the end of each finger is a different person. This image is free from Pixelbay by Gordon Johnson
A graphic which has a series of overlapping shapes, meant to describe the concept of the "Blue Family". The outer shape, a gray rectangle, has "The "Blue Family" written at the top. The largest circle inside the rectangle is light blue, and says "Police Brotherhood." The next smaller circle is darker blue and nested in the first, saying "Law Enforcement Community." The third circle is smaller and black, and says "Cop Family"
The image is two word art outlines of police officers with a color pallet mirroring each other. The one on the left has a black outline and white fill, with "Batter-In-Chief" written in blue on the left-hand side, and the badge is filled in with red. There is a yellow question mark on the face. The police outline on the right is upside-down, with a white outline and black fill. The words "Batterer-in-Chief" is written in yellow, the badge is filled in with red, and there is a blue question mark on the face.
The image is a text image. It has a light blue gray background, with the words "Are 40% of Police Officers Abusers???" written in capitalized purple block letters.
The image is a text image. It has a light blue gray background, with the words "Police officer - perpetrated domestic violence" written in capitalized purple block letters. The word "perpetrated" is italicized.