🌟 Join Us for a Free Presentation on Community Safety and Well-Being for Beginners! 🌟 Are you or your colleagues new to the field of community safety and well-being? Are you working on developing a community safety and well-being plan in your municipality? This session is perfect for you! In recent years, there’s been a growing emphasis on developing comprehensive and integrated strategies to prevent crime and enhance community safety. These efforts focus on addressing the root causes and risk factors of crime, violence, and insecurity through evidence-based practices, while also contributing positively to the social and economic development of the community. This session will give you an introduction to CSWB planning - it is not the full training which will be available in 2025! 📅 Date: November 27, 2024 🕒 Time: 12:00pm - 1:30pm EDT Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and contribute to creating safer, healthier communities. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eWRK4WhA #CommunitySafety #WellBeing #CSWB #CrimePrevention #SocialDevelopment #FreeEvent
Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres
Public Safety
Kitchener, Ontario 867 followers
Building communities where people are safe and feel safe.
About us
The Canadian Centre for Safer Communities (CCFSC), formerly known as the Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention (CMNCP), is a growing network of Canadian municipalities committed to greater use of effective and collaborative crime prevention. Developed out of the National Municipal Network for Crime Prevention of representatives from 14 municipalities that was launched by the Institute for the Prevention of Crime at the University of Ottawa in 2006. From 2006 to 2009, the CMNCP benefited from federal funding and a partnership with the University of Ottawa to become a community of practice and produce “Canadian Strategies and Practices” (2008) on what is needed for municipal crime prevention to be sustained as well as “Action briefs for municipal stakeholders” (2009) on how to do it. From 2009 to 2015, the strong commitment of the members of the National Municipal Network (now CCFSC) and the Institute for the Prevention of Crime at the University of Ottawa continued to build on the work done in developing knowledge and sharing experiences and expertise to make Canadian cities and communities safer. In 2015, the commitment of members led to federal funding for the project called Building Municipal Capacity to Harness Evidence to Prevent Crime. This is a project of the CCFSC in partnership with crime prevention specialists at the University of Ottawa with the financial support and collaboration of the National Crime Prevention Centre of Public Safety Canada. This project will foster the capacity of CCFSC to work as a community of practice to harness evidence to prevent crime and to engage municipalities in comprehensive community safety strategies.
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https://ccfsc-cccs.ca/
External link for Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres
- Industry
- Public Safety
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Kitchener, Ontario
- Type
- Partnership
- Founded
- 2006
- Specialties
- Crime Prevention, Community Safety, Public Safety, and SmartOnCrime
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Kitchener, Ontario, CA
Employees at Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres
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Felix Munger
Executive Director at the Canadian Centre for Safer Communities (formerly Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention)
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Katie Cook
Director of Operations and Services at Canadian Centre for Safer Communities
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Stacey Colliver
Director of Research & Services at Canadian Centre for Safer Communities
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Audrey Monette, M.A.
Director of Engagement and Services at Canadian Centre for Safer Communities
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Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres reposted this
The Capital Regional District is looking into a way to improve the safety and well-being of Greater Victoria residents. “The value of safe communities is something we can all agree on. It has been a Chamber advocacy priority for years and we’re happy to participate in the regional district’s effort to build a great community for everyone,” Chamber CEO Bruce Williams said. The CRD has contracted the Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres to investigate the opportunity to create a Regional Community Safety & Well-Being plan. The centre is gathering information to start, and The Chamber encourages members to fill out their survey. 📰 Read more in BizNews >>> https://lnkd.in/g7iF2CNW
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Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres reposted this
Melanie Bania and I were lucky enough to spend two days in beautiful Williams Lake, British Columbia on behalf of the Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres as part of our Community & Urban Safety Monitoring project, through which we are helping communities across Canada develop an #evaluation plan for their Community Safety & Wellbeing plans! And we experienced the full spectrum of BC weather: sunshine, rain, and snow … all in 36 hours
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🌟 Joignez-vous à nous pour l'Expérience immersive en sécurité urbaine à Montréal! 🌟 Le Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres est ravi de vous inviter à un événement dédié aux professionnel.les de la prévention de la violence et de la sécurité urbaine/communautaire. Pendant deux jours, plongez-vous dans des visites de sites, des échanges de connaissances et des présentations inspirantes, en explorant les pratiques locales innovantes en matière de sécurité urbaine et de prévention de la violence. 💲 Coût : Membres du CCCS : 300 $ Non-membres du CCCS : 350 $ 🔗 Inscription : Limitée à 50 participant.es. Réservez votre place avant le 8 novembre 2024. https://lnkd.in/g5utqt5J Restez à l'écoute pour plus de détails, y compris les intervenant.es et les confirmations des sites. Nous avons hâte de vous voir à Montréal ! #SécuritéCommunautaire #PréventionDeLaViolence #SécuritéUrbaine #ÉvénementMontréal #DéveloppementProfessionnel ________________________________ 🌟 Join Us for the Community Safety Immersive Experience in Montreal! 🌟 The Canadian Centre for Safer Communities is thrilled to invite you to an exciting event dedicated to professionals in violence prevention and urban/community safety. Over two days, immerse yourself in site visits, knowledge exchanges, and inspiring presentations, exploring innovative local practices in urban safety and violence prevention. 💲 Cost: CCFSC Members: $300 CCFSC Non-Members: $350 🔗 Registration: Limited to 50 participants. Secure your spot by November 8, 2024. https://lnkd.in/g5utqt5J Stay tuned for more details, including speakers and site confirmations. We look forward to seeing you in Montreal! #CommunitySafety #ViolencePrevention #UrbanSafety #MontrealEvent #ProfessionalDevelopment
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We are so thankful to be part of the Western Canadian Symposium to Prevent IMVE hosted by Shift BC and the Organization for the Prevention of Violence (OPV). Felix Munger, Stacey Colliver and Kamil Ahmed were honoured to present on the topic of "Exploring Restorative Justice-Based Possibilities in Preventing Violent Extremism." It's been great being in Vancouver and contributing to these important discussions on preventing and countering Radicalization to Violence/Violent Extremism (PCRV/VE). #crimeprevention #communitysafety #restorativejustice #violentextremism #shiftbc #opv
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Discover Our Community Safety Insights on YouTube! Are you passionate about community safety and well-being? Dive into our YouTube channel for exclusive content that explores innovative programs, expert interviews, and practical tips to enhance safety in your community. 🔗 Check Out Our YouTube Channel https://buff.ly/47Hxrid #CommunitySafety #cswb #knowledgeexchange #StayInformed #ccfsc #irvinwaller
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🌟 Annonce excitante 🌟 Bien que notre conférence nationale n’aura pas lieu en 2024, nous poursuivons tout de même les échanges de connaissances! 🎉 Nous avons le plaisir d'annoncer notre collaboration avec la Ville de Montréal pour vous offrir une expérience immersive en sécurité urbaine, conçue pour stimuler vos idées et renforcer vos connexions. Préparez-vous à vivre des moments inspirants d’engagement en personne et d’échange de connaissances ! Les membres ont bénéficié d'un accès prioritaire à l'inscription et aux détails de l'événement, mais désormais, l’inscription est ouverte à tous∙tes ! Cet événement exclusif offre un nombre limité de places, alors inscrivez-vous sans tarder ! 📅 Quand : 19 - 21 novembre 2024 📍 Où : Montréal, Québec Ce programme exclusif de deux jours inclut : • Des visites sur le terrain pour découvrir des initiatives novatrices en sécurité urbaine à Montréal • Un dialogue urbain avec des représentant∙es multisectoriels • Des ateliers participatifs pour réfléchir, échanger et partager des expériences Restez à l’affût pour plus d’informations sur les intervenant∙es, les visites de sites et d’autres aspects logistiques. Nous sommes impatient∙es de vous accueillir à Montréal ! https://lnkd.in/g5utqt5J #ExpérienceImmersive #CCCS #ÉchangeDeConnaissances #SécuritéUrbaine #PréventionDuCrime ___________ 🌟 Exciting Announcement🌟 Even though we won’t be hosting our national conference in 2024, we’re thrilled to keep the conversations flowing! 🎉 We are excited to announce our partnership with the City of Montreal to bring you an immersive community safety experience that’s sure to spark ideas and connections. Get ready for some exciting in-person engagement and knowledge exchange opportunities! Members got first access to registration and event details - but now it's open to the public! This is a small immersive event so please register quickly as we have limited spots left!! When: November 19th - 21st, 2024 Where: Montreal, Quebec This two-day event will feature: • Site visits to explore innovative community safety and well-being programs in Montreal • Urban dialogue with multi-sectoral representatives • Workshops for reflection, debriefing, and sharing experiences Stay tuned for more information on speakers, site visits, and other logistics. We look forward to welcoming you to Montreal! https://lnkd.in/g5utqt5J #immersiveexperience #ccfsc #knowledgeexchange #communitysafety #crimeprevention
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Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres reposted this
Author of Science and Secrets of Ending Violent Crime, Adviser on Effective Ways to Prevent Violent Crime and Protect Victim Rights, SDG5 and 16, Youtube bit.ly/WallerCrime
JustTV is a violence prevention program in Winnipeg Canada that produced this short video for the Canadian Centre for Safer Communities. It is a must watch. Time to get upstream with investments in stopping violence, avoiding harm to victims, reduces costs of policing and incarceration. It is this simple. https://lnkd.in/efUUSX29 via @YouTube See also https://bit.ly/2lPSAnx
CMNCP Introduction to Crime Prevention Video
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Canadian Centre for Safer Communities | Centre canadien pour des communautés plus sûres reposted this
“Community safety is everyone’s responsibility.” Tune in to hear Scott Mckean discuss his work with #SafeTO and how #Toronto is fostering safer, stronger neighbourhoods by centering the lived experiences of people and communities most impacted by violence. From crisis response to youth violence prevention, this reel offers a glimpse into Scott's inspiring efforts to make a difference in the city. #SaferCommunities #YAAACEPodcast #CommunitySafety #CrimePrevention #PublicSafety #ScottMcKean #CommunityWellness #SaferCanada #ViolencePrevention #PodcastEpisode #YouthEmpowerment #CollaborationForChange #SocialJustice #SaferNeighborhoods #JusticeCentre Public Safety Canada | Sécurité publique Canada Department of Justice Canada | Ministère de la Justice du Canada Irvin Waller Sara Tessier Aatif Baskanderi Laidlaw Foundation Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, PhD Tanya L. Sharpe, MSW, PhD, For Youth Initiative (FYI) Peacebuilders Canada GREG N. LESLIE, BSW, RSW, CW Marina K. Nguyen Felix Munger Parents of Black Children Black Opportunity Fund Victor Beausoleil Shawn Tupper TALAL DAKALBAB Chad Westmacott Jennifer Esdaile David White Zya Browne Olivia Chow Muna Idris Jess Dixon Michael Coteau Joseph Smith City of Toronto Toronto District School Board Toronto Catholic District School Board