This free Town Hall Webinar is sponsored by the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration, a division of The Center for American and International Law. Hear from industry leaders on critical issues of our time.

Policing in America is at a crossroad, and never have we as people so openly questioned how people of color experience law enforcement. Those cries are now being heard throughout our society. There now stands an opportunity to make history, to remake policing, and to have a significant impact on society. Join us and share your ideas on how we can truly make this country a place where all are treated equally.

Webinar begins at 1:00 pm Central
Duration: 2.25 hours

Registration for this webinar is free. Registrants will receive instructions how to join the conference online after you register.

Topics

Racial Profiling and Racism in Policing
The Black Community and PTSD
Use of Force Policy
Psychological Effects of Police Abuse on Families
Defunding vs. Reforming Policing
Are Police Asked to Do Too Much?
Is There Bias in the Judicial System?

Speakers

Sheriff Marian Brown, Dallas County Sheriff’s Department
Thomas E. Meloni, PhD, Assistant Professor, Western Illinois University
Chief Roy W. Minter, Jr., Savannah Police Department, GA

Moderators

Gregory Smith, Director, Institute for Law Enforcement Administration
Malcolm Jackson, Statewide Academy Evaluator, Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE)

Schedule

1:00 pm

Session 1: Opening statements with questions from moderators

2:00 pm

Break

2:15 pm

Q&A from the audience

3:15 pm

Adjourn

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The Policing of Black America - Part 1

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