Police action with a differential OSIGD approach

Actuación policial con enfoque diferencial OSIGD

The proposal designed for police action with the OSIGD population in ZAP 1 is based on a very clear problem: microaggressions, stigmas and the lack of specific protocols that deteriorate trust and make many OSIGD people avoid contacting the Police even when they need protection. To understand this situation realistically, the research applied a case study with documentary review, interviews and surveys, which made it possible to listen to both uniformed personnel and citizens and understand how relationships are built (or broken) on a daily basis (Meyer, 2003). All of this was interpreted from a theoretical framework that integrates procedural justice (Tyler, 1990), minority stress, social identity, intersectionality (Crenshaw, 1991) and the COM-B model, which helped translate ideas into simple, human and usable steps for any first responder (Michie, van Stralen, & West, 2011). That is why the proposal is organized into three moments (before, during and after) that seek to reduce small but significant errors.    

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