Conferences & Interviews

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Oliver Hartman

Proceedings of the 11th International Symposium on Sustainable Leadership

 

Bangkok, Thailand 

 Performance Management and Social Cohesion 

Southern Criminal Justice Association 

Savanah, Georgia, USA 

Roundtable: Mending Broken Fences Policing -Social Cohesion, Performance Management, Policy and Administration.

Centre for Law Enforcement and Public Health

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Policing: Developing the Intelligence-Led/Community-Based Policing Model (IP-CP) and

Quality/Quantity/Crime (QQC) Model

Centre for Law Enforcement and Public Health

Toronto, Canada

The Fourth International Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health (LEPH2018), Toronto, Canada

 

The Mackenzie Institute

Defunding the Police

"For several weeks, we have heard calls to “defund the police.” Is such an action feasible and would it alleviate the problems in policing?

We spoke to Anil Anand, retired police inspector and author of: “Mending Broken Fences Policing.” Anand has worked in several parts of policing including as an expert witness, as an undercover officer and for Interpol. Here’s what he had to say about the movement."

 

Peskotomuhkati Interview with Allan Bonner 

Cultural awareness and historical relevance

Passamaquoddy people have thrived for more than 13 thousand years. We are in three different communities--two in the State of Maine (Pleasant Point\Sipayik and Indian Township\Motahkomikuk) and the third in Saint Andrews\St. Stephen New Brunswick. At low tide, one can  walk across the Skutik River (St. Croix)—that’s how close the communities are despite the international boundary between Canada and the US. The Passamaquoddy people in Canada have an organized government  working for recognition as a Nation since 1998. Passamaquoddy people wish to live in harmony with nature, our neighbours, and you.