The focus on opinion rather than evidence underlines why race reform in UK policing is stuck

20th June 2022Dr Kul Verma, Founder & Director, Deep Insight 2 Comments

The recently published Police Race Action Plan has prompted more discussion around the issues of racial disparity and institutional racism in UK policing; but for Dr Kul Verma, a former officer and now a leadership coach and diversity and inclusion adviser, attempts to address issues around race in policing will be doomed to fail without brave conversations based on evidence rather than opinion.

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The focus on opinion rather than evidence underlines why race reform in UK policing is stuck

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