Terrell Carter served as a police officer for the City of St. Louis for five years. After leaving the department, he has served in various professional capacities, including as construction project manager, Executive Director of two community-based organizations, and as a college instructor. He is a contributor to Ethics Daily and Baptist News Global. Terrell has earned undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate degrees in Biblical Studies and Organizational Leadership, Arts Management and Leadership, and Theology. He is a candidate for the degree of Doctor of Ministry in Congregational Health. Terrell also serves as consultant and coach for community engagement and organizational effectiveness for nonprofit and for-profit organizations. Mr. Carter is a sought after consultant and speaker in a number of areas, including issues on race and human relations, the dynamics of oppression, improving police-citizen interactions and community engagement, and, understanding and resolving the racial divide. Terrell can be contacted at www.terrellcarter.net. Follow him on twitter @tcarterstl.
A helpful guide to improving community and Police relations. --Tom Sandburg, Police Officer
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