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The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) podcast series will feature interviews with special guests and discussions on the leading issues of the day. On these podcasts you will gain a greater insight into the activities of IACP, learn more about our advocacy efforts, and dive deeper into the policy issues impacting the policing profession. The podcast will also address the cutting-edge research and new programs and services available at the IACP.
Unknown Host hosts Serve. Protect. Lead., a government show with 39 episodes published.
When adverse life events occur, people often suffer negative consequences to their mental health and wellbeing. Law enforcement is not an exception and the more adversity they experience has been associated with worse ou
Every mass violence incident is unique, and each presents unique challenges for police leaders. And yet, mass violence issues share some commonalities that police leaders need to be aware of. In this podcast, we will exp
Mass violence tragedies cause far- and wide-reaching impacts in their aftermath. They create lasting challenges not just for police, but also for their families. Hear from Newton (CT) Chief of Police (Ret.) Michael Kehoe
The FBI CJIS Policy is changing to meet modern challenges impacting public safety entities. Aided by the Advisory Policy Board (APB), which is comprised of public safety executives from across the United States, the CJIS
The FBI CJIS Policy is changing to meet modern challenges impacting public safety entities. Aided by the Advisory Policy Board (APB), which is comprised of public safety executives from across the United States, the CJIS
Law enforcement children worry about their parents because they understand being an officer is a dangerous job. The children will be affected and, in some cases, may exhibit secondary or vicarious trauma. This discussion
The impact of mass violence is deep, affecting the victims, their families, the officers, and the community at large, and it takes time and support to heal. Police psychologist Dr. LaMaurice Gardner and police chaplain C
The FBI CJIS Policy is changing to meet modern challenges impacting public safety entities. Aided by the Advisory Policy Board (APB), which is comprised of public safety executives from across the United States, the CJIS
The FBI CJIS Policy is changing to meet modern challenges impacting public safety entities. Aided by the Advisory Policy Board (APB), which is comprised of public safety executives from across the United States, the CJIS
The FBI CJIS Policy is changing to meet modern challenges impacting public safety entities. Aided by the Advisory Policy Board (APB), which is comprised of public safety executives from across the United States, the CJIS
Welcome back to the IACP Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Policy Modernization podcast series. The FBI CJIS Policy is changing to meet modern challenges impacting public safety entities. Aided by the Advisory
The Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Advisory Policy Board has recommended changes to the CJIS Security Policy to modernize it consistent with the National Institute of Standards and Technology relevant stand
When adverse life events occur, people often suffer negative consequences for their mental health and well-being. Law enforcement is not an exception, and the greater the adversity they experience, the worse the outcomes
Lack of sleep poses significant health risks to officer wellbeing and job performance. It is critical that those in law enforcement reflect upon their sleep habits to identify how these practices impact their day-to-day
Sobering centers offer an alternative to arrest for charges of intoxication, where individuals can be safely monitored as they come down from intoxication to become sober. Sobering centers seek to better connect individu
Repeated, continuous exposure to traumatic incidents and other routine stressors in an officer’s job and personal life can negatively impact mental and physical health, increasing the risk for suicide and related problem
Law enforcement officers often experience stressful events on their job, which can make it difficult to see through the negativity. Understanding the value of experiencing awe can help an officer learn to see the beauty
Mass violence tragedies can present unique challenges for law enforcement leaders in the form of urgent and complex information-sharing and decision-making. It is essential that agencies have strong media relations strat
The stressors that law enforcement face can have serious implications for overall wellness. Having the resilience skills to navigate adversity and grow and thrive in the face of challenges can support officer mental and
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