About The Education and Training Conference

It is imperative that police officers and community members develop greater levels of trust and respect that can result in safer interactions with each other, particularly in communities of color. Yet their efforts are often marred by the misperceptions of both the officer and community member. When each has a better understanding of the other, their commitments to each other are freshened and strengthened.

This event will include 3 days of priceless information and knowledge from experts in each topic discussed, enabling participants to acquire effective communication and active listening skills, as well as other community-policing related techniques, and has been designed to enhance and improve the relationships between community members and their law enforcement guardians.

Featured workshops presented during the conference have been designed to provide law enforcement officers, as well as, the staff and leadership of the organizations that make up their community partnerships, with greater tools, knowledge, and skills for interacting with people, particularly in communities of color, and allow them to build operative and reciprocal bridges of understanding between law enforcement agencies and communities to create sustainable impact models of positive policing. Our presenters and panelists are drawn from law enforcement, academia, public service, and corporate America. Each brings a wealth of experience and knowledge in their individual fields of endeavor.

Participants of our conferences, including sworn officers and civilian employees of public safety and government agencies including offices of police, sheriffs, EMS, fire hazard, hazmat; park rangers from federal, state, city, county, campus, tribal agencies, members of the armed forces, as well as, the staff and leadership of the organizations that make up their community partnerships, will receive instruction related to various issues facing today's law enforcement officer and their impact on the manner in which they interact with members of the community, with a special emphasis on those interactions in communities of color. Instructional modules will include issues developed from both local and national points of concern.

And attendance at our conferences provides many key benefits: Networking, Connecting with your peers, and expanding your professional network; Knowledge acquisition, Career advancement, Gaining a broader perspective on professional challenges, solutions, and future directions, and much more.

You don't want to miss out on this leading event for Black and Brown law enforcement, and the opportunity to discover new methods to implement programs that build trust and confidence between citizens and the law enforcement community.