Cambridge Centre for Evidence

Cambridge Centre for Evidence-Based Policing Ltd. The Cambridge Centre for Evidence-Based Policing is a research and training consultancy, which applies research evidence to improve policing practices worldwide. Evidence-Based Policing is the systematic practice of applying research to decision-making in policing. It refers to both the body of rese... arch that can be applied to policing practices, as well as the body of research about how to apply it (in a wide range of tactical, organisational, financial, and political contexts). Evidence-Based Policing is a global social movement by and among police professionals, who apply research evidence to improve policing practices. The Cambridge Centre for Evidence-Based Policings Director, Professor Lawrence W. Sherman, is the founder of Evidence-Based Policing and Honorary President of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing (UK). A world-renowned police innovator and educator, he has led over thirty police experiments with over 36,000 Google Scholar citations . The Cambridge Centre for Evidence-Based Policing works with police forces in the United Kingdom, India, Trinidad & Tobago, Australia and Denmark. The Cambridge Centre for Evidence-Based Policing provides professional expertise to police forces worldwide, as well as developing and implementing bespoke forecasting and other algorithmic tools. Read more about the research services provided here . The Cambridge Centre for Evidence-Based Policing provides training programmes to police forces worldwide. These include readily available courses and courses tailored to address organisations needs. The courses are delivered at Cambridge on a residential basis, at an organisations site upon request, and/or online. Read more about the training programmes provided here .Read More