Rachel Harmon

Rachel Harmon is a legal scholar focused on police reform. She studied engineering at MIT and graduated in philosophy at LSE. Before becoming a scholar, she was interested in the structure of things and how to create change. She has been working towards reforming policing systems for many years. As a scholar, Rachel has written extensively on police reform and its impact on communities. Her work focuses on finding solutions that balance the harms and benefits of policing. Rachel is also an expert in balancing competing interests and finding common ground. She believes that radical change can come from small, incremental steps rather than trying to fix everything at once. Outside of her academic work, Rachel is a passionate advocate for police reform and community safety. She has worked with various organizations to develop strategies for improving policing practices and promoting positive change. Rachel's commitment to justice and equality drives her work on policing reform. She is dedicated to creating a safer, more just society for all. She has been featured in several media outlets discussing her work on police reform, including interviews with major news organizations and academic journals.