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We know what the public and media have to say about policing but what do police officers themselves have to say about what makes a good police officer and what makes a bad police officer? And to add to that, what similarities or differences are there between American and Swedish police perspectives on good and bad police officers? Find out in this new episode of NIRO Knowledge.Link

Today on NIRO Knowledge, my guest is the Police Science Dr herself, Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol. She brings us knowledge on her background, forming the bridge between academia and research and those who can put it all into practice and an upcoming conference that she is hosting virtually in April 2021.Links:Episode 25 video versionPolice Science DrRapid Fire Conference registration ---

Here it is! We are going Back to the Future! Well, we're looking back in history in order to look ahead into the future and take with us the principles of the Father of Policing, Sir Robert Peel. These core values and his principles can guide us towards a better vision on what policing should have remained as. We have some catching up to do since we derailed the community invo

Today I talk about the recent ECAC virtual conference that was in partnership with the IACA and the roster of guest speakers as well as my partnership with Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol, the Police Science Dr, and her upcoming virtual conference as well. Sign up for this FREE conference coming in April!Links:Episode 1.6 video versionDr Susanne Knabe-Nicol - sign up for her conference here

SO MANY GREAT THINGS COMING UP! Give it a listen here folks. There are some great names mentioned and great things coming up for NIRO Knowledge including be a part of a virtual conference in the United Kingdom! I am partnering up with Excellence in Analytics and Dawn Reeby to provide technical skills help to her Rising Geniuss group. Don't forget to check out another great res

Reinventing American policing was the topic of Dr Cynthia Lum's broadcast with George Mason University on Monday 2/22. It is a topic that needs to be addressed and is demanded to be addressed in American policing today. I talk about her presentation and how I believe analysts can be the momentum for growth and change in the policing culture to progress to being integrated with

I breakdown some amazing updates for NIRO Crime Analysis, NIRO Knowledge and how academics and analysts can connect on my Slack group to share their knowledge and resources and pick each other's brain. It has been growing and is international with SO many different backgrounds already in the mix.Links:Episode 1.3 videoLorna and John audioLorna and John videoDr Cynthia LumNIRO

I talk about traditional policing, why it matters today, what we can do with that knowledge of it, how we can shape it for the future and where to sign up to join the NIRO Crime Analysis community.Links:NIRO Crime Analysis - newsletter sign up at the bottom of the pageNIRO Knowledge Podcast - or wherever you consume podcastsNIRO Knowledge Dr Cynthia Lum episodePopCenter at ASU docu

Renée J. Mitchell served in the Sacramento Police Department for twenty-two years and is currently a Senior Police Researcher with RTI International. She holds a B.S. in Psychology, a M.A. in Counseling Psychology, a M.B.A., a J.D., and a Ph.D. in Criminology from the University of Cambridge. She was a 2009/2010 Fulbright Police Research Fellow where completed research in the area

I speak about the most recent webinar I hosted about top 5 analytical tools. I also speak about the two podcasts from this year and how I believe changes need to be made. Data is siloed or not captured or incorrectly captured and I believe we can help to do more.Give a listen to this episode for more and with information on how to connect!Links:NIRO Crime Analysis --- Send in a voi