Physical, tactical and problem solving skills are not enough. There is increased understanding that it is part of a police officer's responsibility to
build rapport - demonstrate empathy - listen actively - respond compassionately
Nancy McNaughton PhD, Professor University of Toronto 2022
Attend our Webinar Series! The Future of Canadian Policing |
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APRIL | Why do Commission & Inquiry Recommendations never get acted upon? Can we close the performance loop in the aftermath of the Mass Casualty Commission report? | presenters to be announced |
Concluded Recording available to members & registrants | Webinar 1 The Future of Canadian Policing |
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Concluded Recording available to members and registrants | Webinar 2 Current Concepts for Police Education and Professional Development |
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ChatGPT was asked to describe police reform. This is the result. We graded the report as barely a pass. It is missing TWO important elements of police reform. Can you identify them? (Answer is posted on the membership subscription page.) |
Our VisionCanadian policing is recognized for service to the public through its adherence to best in class standards of evidence-based education of police recruits and professional development of officers. National standards for training are adopted across Canada. The College's national officer certification criteria are universally adopted. | OUR MISSIONTo achieve the creation of the Canadian College of Professional Policing through the education of community representatives, police practitioners, academics and government officials.
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Who Are We?
The Coalition for Canadian Police Reform is Canadian Registered Charity. Our goal is to educate Canadians about the need for professionalization of policing through national standards and a 21st Century curriculum.
There is overwhelming evidence of a need for transformation in how police officers in Canada are educated and trained. We bring together relevant stakeholders – citizens representing all parts of Canada and representing the diversity of our nation, police, researchers and politicians – to discuss what police officers need to know to effectively police in the 21st century. We believe that citizens reflecting the diversity of Canada should have a part to play in the police recruit curriculum.
We are NOT about defunding.
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