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Reducing policing in mental health crises: A vision for university campuses
Isabelle Lanser1, Nelson B Freimer2, Michelle G Craske1
1Department of Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles.
Abstract:
University campuses could become leaders in developing alternatives to policing for managing public health and safety, yet, nearly all campuses rely on campus or local police to respond to mental health emergencies. Herein, we present the available evidence for campus mobile crisis intervention teams (MCITs) as an alternative to policing, consider what colleges and universities can learn from existing community MCIT models, and propose initial steps for the development and implementation of a campus MCIT.
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