American Society of Evidence-Based Policing (ASEBP) to Host 2nd Annual Conference

Washington D.C. (PRUnderground) April 3, 2018
The American Society of Evidence-Based Policing (ASEBP) is hosting our 2nd annual conference sponsored by Mark 43 and in partnership with the Police Foundation and Temple University. The conference is May 21-22, 2018 at Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. The conference provides practitioners a platform to present their research along with experiences they have had in implementing evidence-based practices in their organization.
Presentations of research include the following topics: de-escalation, cybercrime, body-worn cameras, predictive policing violence reduction, officer-led research initiatives, officer wellness, and race/ bias concerns. And for attendees with limited knowledge of evidence-based policing, there will be a workshop on the basics. The conference will be a robust two days of learning about evidence-based policing practices.
Here are some of the confirmed speakers:
– Chief Ed Flynn, Milwaukee PD
– Commissioner Richard Ross, Philadelphia PD
– President Jim Bueermann, Police Foundation
– Chief Brian Manley, Austin PD
– Commissioner Branville Bard, Cambridge PD
– David Kennedy, John Jay College
– Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University
– Aili Malm, California State University, Long Beach
– David Klinger, University of Missouri, St. Louis
– Joel Caplan, Rutgers University
– David Maimon, University of Maryland
– Andrew Ferguson, University of the District of Columbia
– Emma Williams, Canterbury Policing Research Centre
– Ian Hesketh, College of Policing
– Angela Hawken, BetaGov – New York University
– Jeremiah Johnson, Darien PD, New Haven University
Last year the conference was a success, one assistant chief stated, "This was the best conference I have ever been to and I have been to a lot of conferences!"
This year's conference will be just as rewarding.
Register for the conference or become a member at www.AmericanSEBP.org.
Media inquiries: info@americansebp.org
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