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• Intelligence Agencies Informational Recruiting Event, Saturday, June 26, 10:00AM

  • When
    June 26, 2021
  •  
    10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (EDT)
  • Location
    WIFLE Virtual Platform Go-To-Meeting
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  WIFLE IS HOSTING AN INFORMATIONAL RECRUITING SESSION FOR THE
  INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY AGENCIES
  

  We will be recruiting for multiple jobs in Washington, DC - from high level operatives to budget analysts.

  The date is SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 2021, at 10:00 AM (EST)
  

  Don't miss this one-time opportunity. Register now to save your place for the recruiters!  We are ready to hire! 
  

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• On site at WIFLE Leadership Training -History of Women in Law Enforcement - Morning Session 8-12

  • When
    August 16, 2021
  •  
    8:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EDT)
  • Location
    Grand Salon J
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  WIFLE Annual Leadership Training
  Monday August 16
  8:00 AM – Noon

  History of Women in Law Enforcement:                  How They Tackle Institution and Structural Racism/Social Justice and Racial Equity

  Grand Salon J

  Pre-Registration Required     Class Limit: 50

  Dr. Sharita Jacobs Thompson, Assistant Professor,Prince George’s Community College and   Adjunct Professor – University of the District of Columbia
  Dr. Bernard Demczuk, Vice President and Professor, George Washington University (Retired)

  Drs. Thompson and Demczuk will examine the history of women in law enforcement and the current issues around the demands for police reform in this Era of George Floyd.  The professors will survey the roots of institutional and structural racism in American history and efforts in law enforcement today overcoming this history by promoting procedural justice, social justice and racial equity.  They will use Critical Race Theory and an analysis of the history of official government public policy to understand the distrust of police in some communities.  They will offer ideas on policing for the future, re-imagining police operations and building better trust between law enforcement and people of color.  Drs. Thompson and Demczuk's method of teaching is not to lecture, but to engage law enforcement officers in a dialogue on policing for the future while learning from our shared history.  After their presentation, WIFLE will invite law enforcement scholars to offer commentary on their presentations and engage the audience in a dialogue on the history of law enforcement and lessons learned for the future. 

  PANELISTS
  Lynda R. Williams, Immediate Past President, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), Professor of the Practice –Middle Tennessee State University, Department of Criminal Justice,Deputy Assistant Director (Retired) – U.S. Secret Service
  

  Marcia K. Thompson, ESQ, Chief Diversity, Equity + Inclusion Officer (CDEIO) – Jensen Hughes

  Col. Brenda Dietzman​ (Retired), Undersheriff in Charge of Jail Operations, Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office and Co-Founder of Wayfinder Consulting, LLC

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• On site at WIFLE Leadership Training -Suicide Education and Awareness Training

  • When
    August 16, 2021
  •  
    8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (EDT)
  • Location
    Grand Salon I
  • Spaces left
    45

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  WIFLE Annual Leadership Training
  August 16, 2021
  8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

  I've Got Your Six: Suicide Education and Awareness Training             Grand Salon I

  Dr. Kier Maxwell, Employee Assistance Program Coordinator
  Mrs. Lois Blevins, Training Program Analyst
  United States Secret Service

  Pre-Registration Required  Class limit: 48

  Public health crisis, especially among members of law enforcement.  Many find it hard to talk about the subject and even less who feel skilled to help a colleague who is struggling with suicidal thoughts.  This interactive workshop will teach participants the basic knowledge of the scope of suicidal behavior through suicide statistics and teach them to recognize and respond to a person in emotional distress and/or suicidal warning signs.  Participants will engage in role plays to obtain competency in basic intervention skills to connect a suicidal person to resources that support emotional health and resilience. 

   

  
  

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• On site at WIFLE Leadership Training -History of Women in Law Enforcement - Afternoon Session 1-5pm

  • When
    August 16, 2021
  •  
    1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (EDT)
  • Location
    Grand Salon J
  • Spaces left
    49

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  WIFLE Leadership Training
  August 16, 2021
  1:00 - 5:00 PM
  Grand Salon J

  History of Women in Law Enforcement:
  How They Tackle Institution and Structural Racism/Social Justice and Racial Equity
  

  Pre-Registration Required     Class Limit: 50

  History of Women in Law Enforcement:                  How They Tackle Institution and Structural Racism/Social Justice and Racial Equity

  Grand Salon J

  Pre-Registration Required     Class Limit: 50

  Dr. Sharita Jacobs Thompson, Assistant Professor,Prince George’s Community College and   Adjunct Professor – University of the District of Columbia
  Dr. Bernard Demczuk, Vice President and Professor, George Washington University (Retired)

  Drs. Thompson and Demczuk will examine the history of women in law enforcement and the current issues around the demands for police reform in this Era of George Floyd.  The professors will survey the roots of institutional and structural racism in American history and efforts in law enforcement today overcoming this history by promoting procedural justice, social justice and racial equity.  They will use Critical Race Theory and an analysis of the history of official government public policy to understand the distrust of police in some communities.  They will offer ideas on policing for the future, re-imagining police operations and building better trust between law enforcement and people of color.  Drs. Thompson and Demczuk's method of teaching is not to lecture, but to engage law enforcement officers in a dialogue on policing for the future while learning from our shared history.  After their presentation, WIFLE will invite law enforcement scholars to offer commentary on their presentations and engage the audience in a dialogue on the history of law enforcement and lessons learned for the future. 

  PANELISTS
  Lynda R. Williams, Immediate Past President, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), Professor of the Practice –Middle Tennessee State University, Department of Criminal Justice,Deputy Assistant Director (Retired) – U.S. Secret Service
  

  Marcia K. Thompson, ESQ, Chief Diversity, Equity + Inclusion Officer (CDEIO) – Jensen Hughes

  Col. Brenda Dietzman​ (Retired), Undersheriff in Charge of Jail Operations, Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office and Co-Founder of Wayfinder Consulting, LLC

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• 21st Annual WIFLE Leadership Training Tampa FL Tuesday, August 17, 2021

  • Start
    August 17, 2021
  •  
    8:00 AM (EDT)
  • End
    August 19, 2021
  •  
    5:00 PM (EDT)
  • Location
    Marriott Water Street Tampa Florida

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  We accept payment through a personal card, Federal or State Purchase Card, a Federal or State Purchase Order, a money order and Western Union. Payment is made at the time of registration.

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