VR per GENERE, an international research project dedicated to reducing intimate partner violence (IPV) through the development of cost-effective prevention and rehabilitation tools based on immersive virtual reality.
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Discover how we achieved a breakthrough in improving police responses through virtual reality (VR) technology.
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Participants start by embodying the role of a police officer in an interrogation room, alongside another officer, questioning a black suspect. Tensions rise as the other officer progressively becomes more threatening and racist in their comments and questioning.
times more likely to “act as
an ally” after experiencing
the training
This research has shown a significant positive shift in the attitudes of the police officers who took part in the experiment. Through the program’s implementation, officers developed a greater understanding and empathy towards the communities they serve, fostering improved relationships and trust between law enforcement and the public
