Virtual Event November 12, 2020 from 12:00pm - 4:00 PM - 4 CPE Credits
Nancy Probst
You're invited to attend “Accountability and Transparency in Law Enforcement: Shaping New Beginnings”. A Virtual Event
November 12th, 2020
from 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm EDT
Offering 4 hours of NASBA qualifying CPE credit
About the event: Hear from a diverse group of distinguished experts from across the nation as they discuss the most crucial topics facing law enforcement today. Learn how law enforcement and oversight groups are navigating through a series of crises - what methods have succeeded, and what has been learned from failures. The panels will be discussing how the trust gap between law enforcement and the community can be mended, as well as the role of the media in the responsible and ethical reporting of police interactions with the public such as officer involved shootings.
Current challenges will be addressed including:
· How can officers and departments achieve effective policing amid fast evolving transparency expectations and accountability standards?
· How can police departments build community trust to minimize the effects of protests?
· What reform strategies have been implemented and which have been effective/not effective?
· and more
For more information and to register
Program Topics
Session 1: "Transformation and Reform", What’s Working, What’s Not, and What to do About It
Session 2: "Accountability in Use of Force Investigation", Insights that Matter in Use of Force Audits
Session 3: "Keeping the Public Informed: A New Dimension", Evidence and Managing Public Communications
Session 4: "Building Bridges- The Way Forward", Building Trust Through Accountability and Transparency with the Community, Auditors and Police
Expert Speakers:
Phil Eure- Inspector General for the New York City Police Department (NYPD) and Independent Police Review Expert
Dr. Jeffry Phillips- Law Enforcement Risk and Internal Controls Expert
Deborah Witzburg- Deputy Inspector General for Safety City of Chicago OIG
Dr. Carrie Steiner- Psy.D- Owner/Clinical Psychologist and former Chicago Police Officer
Robert McFarlane- Investigator and former Oakland Police Officer
Josh Rubenstein- Public Information Director II LAPD
Arif Alikhan- Deputy Executive Director for Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, and Fire/EMS at Los Angeles World Airports
Stephanie Blondell- Associate Professor of Law and Practice at Pepperdine Caruso School of Law, Associate Director Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution
Jeff Noble- Author, Use-of-Force Expert Witness, and former Deputy Chief of Police Irvine
Anthony Guglielmi- Public Affairs Director Fairfax County Police Department, Communications and Crisis Management Expert
Event Host: Toby Groves, Ph.D.- Psychologist, Speaker and Researcher on social cognitive psychology who speaks to audiences of leaders and decision makers. He teaches a new approach to critical thinking that is the culmination of nearly 20 years of study.
*Speakers and topics subject to change
Registration
$109 Standard Registration
$89.00 Students, Law Enforcement, Government Employees
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Hope you can join us!
IMA Columbia, SC Chapter
President
Nancy L. Probst
Business Administrator
Shandon United Methodist Church
3407 Devine Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29205
(803) 256-8383 office
(803) 722-1037 direct