As a graduate student researching critical issues in Canadian national security and criminology, this project directly aligns with my professional goals. By integrating criminology with interactive arts and technology, I aim to push the boundaries of traditional criminological research. This project offers a unique opportunity to explore how technological advancements, such as virtual reality, can be used as tools to address social issues like policing biases. In doing so, it not only advances my research into law enforcement's evolving challenges but also allows me to contribute meaningfully to discussions on how technology can mitigate systemic discrimination. By bridging these two fields, I hope to set the stage for innovative research that could have far-reaching impacts on both policing practices and national security.