NOTES: Back by popular demand: innovative ideas for community engagement that build trust and prevent crime. Learn how law enforcement agencies are using creativity to connect with many different segments of the communities they serve. These events and activities go beyond traditional coffees with a cop, and most of them can be implemented at little to no cost. If you enjoyed the first Out-of-the-Box Ideas for Community Engagement webinar, be sure to tune in to part two!
NOTES: An overview look at Northwest Florida (NWF) Health Network partnerships with law enforcement and community service providers to address behavioral health needs at the different intercept points within the Criminal Justice System. Programs include the Sheriff’s Outreach, Fatherhood Initiative, Mobile Response Team, Telehealth for Incarcerated Persons, Deflection, and Peer Support Recovery Specialists.
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.
NOTES: Addressing criminal thinking is just as important as providing clinical treatment, such as substance use and mental health treatment, to reduce recidivism and achieve long-term change and success for our participants. This webinar will provide an overview of the different criminal or antisocial thinking and attitudes and demonstrate a core correctional practice that will assist in identifying the specific drivers and possible interventions.
CERTIFICATIONS: Regional Intelligence & Investigation Center: Lehigh County Office of the District Attorney
NOTES: “East Coast Gangs 102” is specifically designed to give the attendee the initial tools in identification, investigative, enforcement, prosecution & testimonial skills, by focusing on the distinctive ideologies, history, tattoos, graffiti, codes and trends of the East Coast most active street/prison gangs.
LIMITED TO 60 ATTENDEES
NOTES: This webinar will discuss innovative work that identifies alternatives to traditional sentencing practices, which appropriately and accurately address underlying causes of animal cruelty, provide fairness to all parties involved in animal cruelty, and work to curb the rate of future cruelty. Specifically, this webinar will discuss the role trauma can play as an underlying cause of cruelty, as well as methods to address and heal such trauma so it does not perpetuate animal cruelty in the future.
NOTES: Eligible Participants: ALL Certified Full Time Law Enforcement Officers - Tribal, BIA, Federal, State & Municipal Law Enforcement Officers, Fire/Arson Investigators, State Marshals and Prosecutorial personnel'
NOTES: Cooper has worked as an FBI Profiler, Law Enforcement Administrator, Police Training/Instructor, University/College Professor, and an International and Domestic Threat Assessment Advisor. He is an expert in Criminal Profiling, Prescriptive Interviewing and Interrogation, Investigations. Please click on links below to know more about both of our Instructors. https://www.coldcasefoundation.org/gregory-m-cooper---executive-director.html
https://www.coldcasefoundation.org/chris-mcdonoug
NOTES: This webinar includes the presenter’s detailed analysis and review of 58 school shooting incidents occurring in the U.S. since 1990. Topics include expanding the list of adverse childhood experiences, appropriately responding to children in “emotional distress,” the relationship between harm in the home and committing acts of violence in the community, child perpetration of animal cruelty, bullying and its impact on child mental health, religion, and school shooters, and preventing future acts.
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.
"For anyone serious about their control and arrest tactics, this course is a must attend. It will test you physically and mentally. Great techniques taught in a manner that all skill levels can benefit from. "
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.
CERTIFICATIONS: Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886649726-5260) 21 C.E. Hours
NOTES: The classes are three days long and cover the topics of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There are sixteen dynamic topics presented throughout the class. The information is new and relevant, not the same old stuff you have heard before. The topics are behaviorally based, psychologically based, and based on years of law enforcement experience & training experience learning from our attendees. Training is open to all professions.