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A Window of Opportunity: Addressing the Complexities of the Relationship Between Drug Enforcement and Racial Disparity in Seattle

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to thank everyone we interviewed who took the time to meet with us and provided us with open and thoughtful insights into what is, by all accounts, a difficult topic to discuss. Special thanks to the many people in the Seattle Police Department who went beyond the call of duty and spent considerable amounts of time with us, including the patrol officers who allowed us to ride along with them. There were a number of people who were critical in helping us to get the data and information we needed, pointed us in the right directions, and continued to return our phone calls, pages, and emails (even in the midst of earthquakes). And, of course, thank you to the Open Society Institute for providing the funds for our trips to Seattle, and to our friends who both put us up and put up with us while we were there. Finally, we would like to thank our advisors on this project, Malcolm Sparrow and Alyce Adams. We appreciate your invaluable insight and support throughout this process.