Vol. 5 No. 4 (2020)

Editorial

• Reform and innovation in human services and policing: Vital investments in community trust and well-being

  Norman E. Taylor

  135

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Letters to the Editor

• Envisioning the future: Police and public health joining forces

  Marc Krupanski, Melissa Jardine, Brendan Cox, Tim France, Bill Stronach, Nick Crofts

  136-137

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Social Innovation Narratives

• Defunding the ramparts and institutional theory: The master’s tools will fell the master’s house

  Michael J. DeValve

  138-143

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• Reforming Indigenous policing: Understanding the context for change

  Rick Ruddell, John Kiedrowski

  144-155

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• Delineating policing towards a social and health profession

  Uzma Williams, Daniel J. Jones

  156-163

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Commentaries

• COVID-19 should be considered an Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE)

  Michelle A. McManus, Emma Ball

  164-167

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• Defunding the ramparts: A home remade

  Michael J. DeValve

  168-170

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Original Research

• “Chief, I think we can make this work.” Perceptions of successes and failures in technology implementation from Canadian police leaders

  James Brown, Michael Doucet

  171-177

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• Our Shared Future: Windows into Canada’s Reconciliation Journey — A Review

  Peter D Shipley

  178-182

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• Thank you to our reviewers

  183

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