Extending justice : strategies to increase inclusion and reduce bias / Bernice B. Donald, Sarah E. Redfield, editors.
2023
KF384 .E98 2023 JOBS
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Extending justice : strategies to increase inclusion and reduce bias / Bernice B. Donald, Sarah E. Redfield, editors.
Imprint
Durham, North Carolina : Carolina Academic Press, LLC, [2023]
Description
xxiii, 625 pages ; 26 cm
Formatted Contents Note
Diverse voices : a critical conversation about bias / Bernice B. Donald, Justin D. Levinson, Sarah Redfield
The evolving science on implicit bias : an update for the court community / Jennifer K. Elek, Andrea L. Miller
An essay : understanding the threat of right-wing extremism / Peter Simi
Implicit/unconscious bias in the courtroom / Mark W. Bennett
Algorithmic bias in the courtroom / Andrew Grosso, Antony Haynes
Should justice really be blind? Can we really stay silent? Implicit bias in the courtroom / Jack Fiander
Roundtable conversation : prosecutors' reflections on implicit bias / Calvin David Biggers, Jr., Justin Bingham, John T. Fowlkes, Jr., Kim Parker
The empathetic prosecutor : reducing bias when working with victims, survivors, and witnesses / Linda Ford, Kristine Hamann,Tyear Middleton, Audrey Moore, Luis Morales, Sophia Roach, Sherry Thompson Taylor
Narrative, culture, and individuation : a criminal defense lawyer's race-conscious approach to reduce implicit bias for Latinxs / Walter I. Gonçalves, Jr.
Pain, power, and courage : an interview on the role of judges in addressing bias / Bernice B. Donald, Steven C. González, Sarah E. Redfield
Judicial education on implicit bias : instilling a lifelong pursuit of fairness / Reba Ann Page, Benes Z. Aldana
The past, present, and future trajectory of implicit bias education for the judiciary / Tyler N. Livingston, Shawn C. Marsh, John H. Larsen
Leveraging and interrupting implicit biases concerning women trial lawyers / Cynthia Eva Hujar Orr
Confronting implicit bias in the nonprofit sector : a personal perspective / Angelic Young
Gender and evaluation / Virginia Valian
"Ducks pick ducks" : the military's institutionalized unconscious bias challenge / Susan E. Upward
Addressing underrepresentation in the legal profession / Tannera Gibson, Terrence Reed
From Rosie the Riveter to health equity : the Kaiser Permanente EID journey / Mark Zemelman, Ronald L. Copeland, Sarah E. Redfield
Confronting the hurricane / Kevin S. Burke
Roundtable conversation : reflections on implicit bias, silence, and invisibility / Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, Mary Smith, Sarah E. Redfield
Children and the law : bias and the juvenile justice system / Rhonda Hunter
Implicit bias and people with mental disabilities : taking stock of the criminal justice system / Elizabeth Kelley, Nick Dubin
Educational disparity, the great unequalizer : how racial and learning disability biases thwart equity in education / Julian Mann, III, Stacey Bice Bawtinhimer
The logic of poverty : rethinking approaches to socioeconomic bias in judicial decision-making / Jennie D. Latta
Sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) / Meghan DuPuis Maurus
Law enforcement and implicit bias / Anthony Holloway, Patrice Hubbard, Markus Hughes, Jo-Anne Swensson.
The evolving science on implicit bias : an update for the court community / Jennifer K. Elek, Andrea L. Miller
An essay : understanding the threat of right-wing extremism / Peter Simi
Implicit/unconscious bias in the courtroom / Mark W. Bennett
Algorithmic bias in the courtroom / Andrew Grosso, Antony Haynes
Should justice really be blind? Can we really stay silent? Implicit bias in the courtroom / Jack Fiander
Roundtable conversation : prosecutors' reflections on implicit bias / Calvin David Biggers, Jr., Justin Bingham, John T. Fowlkes, Jr., Kim Parker
The empathetic prosecutor : reducing bias when working with victims, survivors, and witnesses / Linda Ford, Kristine Hamann,Tyear Middleton, Audrey Moore, Luis Morales, Sophia Roach, Sherry Thompson Taylor
Narrative, culture, and individuation : a criminal defense lawyer's race-conscious approach to reduce implicit bias for Latinxs / Walter I. Gonçalves, Jr.
Pain, power, and courage : an interview on the role of judges in addressing bias / Bernice B. Donald, Steven C. González, Sarah E. Redfield
Judicial education on implicit bias : instilling a lifelong pursuit of fairness / Reba Ann Page, Benes Z. Aldana
The past, present, and future trajectory of implicit bias education for the judiciary / Tyler N. Livingston, Shawn C. Marsh, John H. Larsen
Leveraging and interrupting implicit biases concerning women trial lawyers / Cynthia Eva Hujar Orr
Confronting implicit bias in the nonprofit sector : a personal perspective / Angelic Young
Gender and evaluation / Virginia Valian
"Ducks pick ducks" : the military's institutionalized unconscious bias challenge / Susan E. Upward
Addressing underrepresentation in the legal profession / Tannera Gibson, Terrence Reed
From Rosie the Riveter to health equity : the Kaiser Permanente EID journey / Mark Zemelman, Ronald L. Copeland, Sarah E. Redfield
Confronting the hurricane / Kevin S. Burke
Roundtable conversation : reflections on implicit bias, silence, and invisibility / Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, Mary Smith, Sarah E. Redfield
Children and the law : bias and the juvenile justice system / Rhonda Hunter
Implicit bias and people with mental disabilities : taking stock of the criminal justice system / Elizabeth Kelley, Nick Dubin
Educational disparity, the great unequalizer : how racial and learning disability biases thwart equity in education / Julian Mann, III, Stacey Bice Bawtinhimer
The logic of poverty : rethinking approaches to socioeconomic bias in judicial decision-making / Jennie D. Latta
Sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) / Meghan DuPuis Maurus
Law enforcement and implicit bias / Anthony Holloway, Patrice Hubbard, Markus Hughes, Jo-Anne Swensson.
Summary
"Extending Justice: Strategies to Increase Inclusion & Reduce Bias offers expert perspective and actionable tools for interrupting bias. The first book in this series, Enhancing Justice: Reducing Bias, was written to increase awareness of implicit bias and serve as a benchbook for judges. This book goes the next step to be useful to a wider audience with virtually every chapter offering thoughtful context and practical strategies for interrupting unintentional bias. Edited by two proven leaders in the field, with 26 chapters written by fifty highly-diverse authors, the voices here combine to provide wide-ranging and user-friendly science and tools. Perspective comes from authors who are diverse in gender, gender orientation, race and ethnicity, age, ability, education, and profession. Fields covered are also diverse, including law, health, education, artificial intelligence, nonprofits, education, the military, and disability. Thought-provoking essays and interviews on healthcare, extremism, courage, and the silence and invisibility of the Native American community further enrich the work. The chapters are written to stand alone but build on each other for a strong collective whole. Readers will find the book useful in their own disciplines and beyond. Teachers, students, judges, and professionals in all fields can use this work for inspiration and reference as they apply its strategies and thinking to enhance their accomplishments in achieving diversity, equity, and inclusion, individually and systemically"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Available in Other Form
Online version: Extending justice. Durham, North Carolina : Carolina Academic Press, LLC, [2022]
Call Number
KF384 .E98 2023 JOBS
Language
English
ISBN
9781531024697 (paperback)
1531024696 (paperback)
9781531024703 (ebook)
1531024696 (paperback)
9781531024703 (ebook)