28. 30 Patterns of Harm - Full Report

About this episode

The episode presents an independent review of systemic racism within the Metropolitan Police Service, examining how institutional systems sustain harmful conditions.

This audio recording presents 30 Patterns of Harm: A Structural Review of Systemic Racism within the Metropolitan Police Service, an independent review by Dr Shereen Daniels, commissioned by the Met. Recorded and first shared on the 18 July 2025 as a privately hosted, it builds on the evidence base identified by Baroness Casey, Dr Daniels' review examines how institutional systems and leadership practices within the Met sustain the conditions described in previous reviews. It represents a continuation of scrutiny, moving from description to diagnosis.

People in this episode

Host: Dr Shereen Daniels

Topics covered

• systemic racism
• police review
• institutional systems
• leadership practices
• patterns of harm

Keywords

• systemic racism
• Metropolitan Police
• Dr Shereen Daniels
• Baroness Casey
• patterns of harm
• institutional review

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Metropolitan Police Service

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