In honor of Police Week, Motorola Solutions is running the “Moments of Heroism” campaign to highlight the brave acts of the men and women in blue who protect our communities day in and day out.
Moments of Heroism encourages anyone to submit a story about a law enforcement professional that has gone above and beyond the call of duty in their eyes. Whether active or passed, state and local, tribal or federal, submit a sworn officer you consider a hero and for each submission, the Motorola Solutions Foundation will contribute a $10 USD donation to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund. Furthermore, share a post on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram thanking law enforcement using #PoliceHeroMoments and the Foundation will donate $1 USD per post.
Join in and help recognize the dedicated service of our courageous officers.
How to Participate
Who can participate:
Anyone can share a submission, whether or not a member of law enforcement. What qualifies as a hero moment: Any notable action, response, community project, or good deed from a law enforcement officer that went beyond the call of duty.
Who qualifies:
Active, retired or passed, state, local, tribal or federal sworn law enforcement officers.
How to get involved:
Submit your heroes’ details, story and photo here.
Thank law enforcement on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter or Instagram using #PoliceHeroMoments.
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Women in Policing:
Performance and Outcomes
September 25, 2019
Wed, Sep 25th, 2019 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
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Administratively and academically, evaluating officers’ performance has been typically completed using simplified metrics such as the number of arrests made. Although these metrics fail to capture important nuanced details about officers’ contributions, they have been used to compare female officers to male officers. Notwithstanding demonstrated similarities in outcomes, evidence suggests that women perform some policing functions in entirely different ways than men. Considering policing efforts under a best possible outcome framework provides a way to better understand uniquely beneficial ways in which women may contribute to policing in a variety of roles and assignments.
In this webinar, attendees will:
- Explore differences in the way female officers perform key policing functions.
- Consider a best possible outcome model for performance evaluation in policing.
- Consider female officers’ unique value under a best possible outcome framework.
- Discuss valuable contributions that female officers make in specialized assignments and the barriers limiting the number of women contributing in these ways.
LEAD
NAWLEE offers you the opportunity to be a leader in law enforcement by providing your expertise and experience during conferences and networking events. As a NAWLEE member you can be part of research and the development of contemporary policing strategies.
INSPIRE
NAWLEE members are able to inspire greatness. Through the multitule of positions NAWLEE members hold other can strive to achieve the smae level of success in their careers.
MENTOR
Help others as they embark on their law enforcement careers or rise through the ranks by becoming a mentor. As a mentor you support and guide members of the field to enhance their careers and our profession.