National Center For Women and Policing

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	SPEAKERS	"Promoting Partnerships for Change. Our agenda features an impressive group of speakers from all across the country who will conduct workshops in areas on Leadership, Change, Partnering and Mentoring." Read more...
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	HOME	JUNE 7 - 10th, 2010 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
\| PLENARY SESSIONS Cultural Self-Esteem Bringing Positive Energy Back to Your Department Before Domestic Violence Turns Lethal: Working Together to Make a Difference The Art of Perception The Importance of Mentoring and Retaining Women In Law Enforcement Generational Diversity Pregnancy In the Line of Duty: IACP Pregnancy Policy Murder for Hire The Importance of Reaching Back: Why women are less effective if they don't help each other succeed Necessary Force: The Continuing Battle Against Sexual Harassment and Discrimination The Clark Rockefeller Story Cyber Bullying: How do we Protect Our Children
The National Center for Women and Policing is a nationally recognized organization with women from all ranks of law enforcement - from front line officers to executives, Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police. Departments represented include small, medium and large municipal police departments, county sheriff's departments, State Police agencies, and a variety of Federal agencies that include sworn officer personnel. The National Center is a division of the Feminist Majority Foundation, a 501 c(3) organization.

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