Have you considered why is it that unarmed people of color are being killed primarily by white police officers?
In Police Encounter: How to Stay Alive, former police officer, Kenneth Davis, Sr., carefully explains common issues that contribute to this ongoing murderous issue. It is imperative that this information is shared, not only to increase knowledge but to literally save lives.
This lingering issue has enticed a demand for change, inwardly, and outwardly in our communities. Who should shoulder the responsibility for these senseless acts of violence, the white police, or the members of the black community? Are there others to blame?
Use this guide to dig deeper, learn why injustice and inequality exist, and where it originated from within law enforcement. Police Encounter: How to Stay Alive provides an insightful explanation and solution to help the country bring an end to the violence. Using experience and education, Kenneth Davis, Sr., uses compelling explanations to help anyone who desires change and wants to learn the truth surrounding social injustices.
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Höhe: 178 mm
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978-1-970079-98-2 (9781970079982)
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Kenneth Davis, M.A. Ed., an Independent Therapeutic Educational Consultant, is a graduate of Pepperdine University in Malibu, CA. He earned his Master of Arts Degree in Education Technology in 2004 and Bachelor of Science from Abilene Christian University in Abilene, TX.
Mr. Davis has worked in the health care and education fields for many years and has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults in multiple health care settings. He is a member of the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs, the Small Boarding School Association, and the Better Business Bureau. He holds professional membership in the Therapeutic Educational Consultant Association and is listed with Boarding School Review. In addition, Mr. Davis has been a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist for over 25 years. He has worked in multiple health care settings ranging from a general hospital to a residential treatment center for children and adolescents. In addition, he has worked as a Special Education teacher for nearly a decade.
Additionally, Mr. Davis is known for his exceptional skills in pinpointing the needs of families and determining the paths to academic and emotional growth for students from all backgrounds and grade levels. He has worked as an Educational Consultant since 2004. Moreover, he has toured young adult programs, boarding schools, and colleges for many years averaging 50 program tours per year.
The author has placed students in Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Arizona, California, Hawaii, New York, North Carolina, Utah, and Virginia. In addition, Mr. Davis has lived in Michigan, Virginia, New Hampshire, Texas, New York, and the US Virgin Islands. He currently resides in Arizona.
Mr. Davis has written articles for Raising Arizona Kids magazine and the Arizona Black Pages. In addition, he has appeared on AZ Family with Tess Rafol, a local television host in Phoenix, and on a podcast for Business Networking in New York.
Kenneth Davis wants each parent to recognize his commitment to children. His expressed interest is in providing helpful information to parents to improve their children's academic and emotional health. He developed this guide as a valuable tool for parents.
