Policing Under Scrutiny: Leadership, Legitimacy and the Role of Evidence. The 2021 Australian and New Zealand Society of Evidence Base Policing (ANZSEBP) Conference will take place for the first time in a fully online format and will provide the opportunity to reflect on the growing importance of embedding evidence-based policing as part of a wider range of police activity.

Considering the impact of the pandemic through an international lens - Italy, Germany, Sweden and the Republic of Ireland.

Considering the impact of the pandemic through an international lens - Japan, United States of America, Canada and Somaliland.

Hosted by Blue Line, Canada’s national law enforcement magazine, the Blue Line Expo brings together the best of law enforcement for a day of learning, networking and review of the latest technology, services and products shaping the market.

This year the NPCC Homicide Working Group will, for the first time, be hosting their well established and popular annual conference as an online event. In a world where homicide investigation is becoming increasingly complex, often requiring a multiagency approach, this year’s conference looks at how we can work in partnership with others to greatest effect.

CCW 2021 will unite mission-critical and business-critical end-users and manufacturers for the first time in two years. With brand-new online capabilities, you'll also be able to do more than ever before.

Australia’s premier law enforcement technology and networking event showcases the latest capabilities that are being trialed and developed to enable our police forces to become more effective and efficient in the face of increasingly sophisticated organised crime.

In this seminar, leading researchers in the field provide a critical reflection on covert surveillance and undercover policing tactics. The seminar will discuss four broad questions: Are covert policing tactics necessary and legitimate in a democratic society? How well do the police use these tactics? How can legitimacy in these areas be improved? And how do these activities become part of the public discourse?

“Joining the Dots: understanding the changing policing and performance landscape” This year’s online EIP conference will take place on Thursday 11th and Friday 12th November. All police forces, other police organisations and public sector delivery partners are invited to register. Once registered, organisations will be able to authorise as many of their people as they […]

Venue: Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL

18th - 19th November 2021, QEII Conference Centre, Westminster. Summit Programme: Policing and the public: driving performance and securing trust. The Summit will hear speeches from senior politicians, police leaders and key figures in criminal justice.

At the PMRExpo, national and international exhibitors will present products, solutions and current innovations from the field of secure communication and professional mobile communications. In the vehicles exhibition, visitors can experience state-of-the-art service vehicles at first hand. The PMRExpo 2021 offers also a valuable three-day lecture program with short, compact knowledge. At the expert forums, summit lectures, the speakers' corner and the interactive round tables, you can find out more about current topics and trends and participate in discussions.

Key-note addresses will be heard in the morning. After a buffet lunch, there will be two panel sessions where the audience will be invited to question and discuss key issues concerning: Preparedness – ‘Lessons Learnt from the Pandemic’ and Police Legitimacy – ‘What is the new normal?’

Since last year the EUCPN has begun to publish a series of “Mythbusters”. These short papers focus on a common misconception in the crime prevention field & aim to support practitioners and policymakers to be more effective in their work. During this webinar two editions will be discussed. The first concerns awareness-raising campaigns, which are still very popular in the field.  However, there is little evidence that awareness in and of itself is able to prompt behavioural change, and consequently, that it can contribute much to crime prevention. The second one deals with deterrence. Fear-based tactics are commonplace within crime prevention and raising awareness of the potential risks and harms is assumed to deter people from a particular behaviour. However, this is not always the case and may even be counter-productive.

Join us on Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 November 2021 at Le Bouche à Oreille, in the heart of Brussels, for Designing Security Futures — the final conference of the EU-funded Cutting Crime Impact (CCI) project.

The 2021 National ANPR Conference is relevant for professionals across policing and the wider law enforcement community, including: Intelligence Managers, Researchers, Officers and Analysts, Criminal Investigators (particularly those working cross border) as well as Strategic and Operational Leads with specific responsibility for developing ANPR capability.

The use of technology plays an ever-increasing and vital role in our  criminal justice system. Such technology must ensure that the care of victims and witnesses remains integral to its legitimacy. Considering two separate but related issues, this year's National Criminal Justice Conference will focus on increasing the confidence of victims and witnesses to build legitimacy and trust in the Criminal Justice System; and how the increasing role of technology can support successful prosecutions.

Preparations are underway for one of the most popular events in the the police digital, data and technology calendar. Achieving outcomes together will be held on 25 and 26 January 2022 and will once again be jointly hosted by the Police Digital Service and the National Police Technology Council. Please save the date!

The Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers (AIPIO) Inc is committed to growing the intelligence body of knowledge through fostering scholarship, professionalisation of practice, support to major intelligence research projects, as well as professional and social collaboration amongst practitioners at our events.

This conference will showcase the work the NPCC National CCTV working group have been doing to provide a better understanding of the strength of our CCTV foundations and where we need to focus our attention to be above reproach, protect ourselves and our public. We will show you the exciting innovations that are taking place across the world and how we can tap into these, the work needed to give ourselves the confidence in our ways of working and how we can strengthen our CCTV foundations.

The World Police Summit offers a high-level platform for global law enforcement and policing experts to examine critical priorities, share best practices and strategise to mitigate security threats, prevent organised crime and create safer communities around the world. Over four days, the Summit will host Strategic and Technical programmes covering:

Security & Policing, the official Government global security event, will return as a live event for its 40th anniversary next year, between 15‐17 March 2022 at the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre.

The general topic of 2022 is partners in crime prevention: Co-production of security, partnership approaches, multi-agency crime prevention… The ideal of working together to make society a safer place is shared by many. But collaborations also present challenges. How to identify the right partners? Who takes the lead? Which information is shared with whom? And how do we make it all work in view of every partner's mandate and competences?

As part of the worldwide group of leading Milipol events focusing on Government security Milipol Asia-Pacific has achieved an enviable reputation and established itself as the APAC regions flagship “must-attend” Exhibition and Conference focusing exclusively on Counter Terrorism, Internal State Security, Law Enforcement and all aspects of Public Sector Security in the Asia Pacific Region and beyond.