Imperfect Cognitions in Institutional Contexts: Implicit Race Bias and the Anatomy of Institutional Racism
Jules Holroyd On Friday 5 and Saturday 6 February 2015, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies and The Monitoring Group held the 'Police corruption, spying and racism' conference at Conway Hall, London. One of the speakers was the Imperfect Cognitions Network member, Jules Holroyd . Here she presents her report, which has also been published on the University of Nottingham Blog " Bias and Blame ". I recently had the opportunity to speak at an event organised by The Monitoring Group and the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies , on Police Corruption, Spying, Racism and Accountability . At this conference, a range of participants from activist groups, academia, legal teams and victims of injustice spoke - often powerfully and movingly - on their experience of understanding the workings of injustice, and of endeavours to seek accountability in the face of police and Home Office obstruction, obfuscation and discrimination (videos from the conference can be f...