The American Society of Evidence-Based Policing is a non-profit organization started by working police officers designed to drive the national conversation towards ensuring that the least harmful, most effective, fairest, and safest strategies are employed to prevent crime, reduce harm, and improve community wellness. We aim to accomplish this by educating others about evidence-based policing practices, advocating for their use in everyday policing and facilitating the creation and dissemination of research that is useful to front-line police officers, commanders and policy-makers. As a grass-roots organization, we feel strongly that the voices of working police officers should be heard and we encourage all like-minded policing professionals to join us in this cause.
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Retired Police Sergeant/Co-founder and Executive Committee Member of the American Society of Evidence Based Policing/Policing Researcher
Only four more days to submit your abstract. ASEBP is looking for presentations on high quality research projects that directly affect policing. We especially love presentations that include both a researcher and a practitioner.
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If you are familiar with EBP then you know the name Renée J Mitchell ! Dr. Mitchell this is so well deserved and earned recognition. The American Society of Evidence-Based Policing ANZ SEBP - Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP) SEBP-NL (Society of Evidence-Based Policing Nederland) The Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing
The name Renee Mitchell is synonymous with Evidence Based Policing - long before the 'rise' of the term 'pracademic' she was one! Trailblazing for those in policing and those working with policing to ask critical questions with a curious mind. CANSEBP recognizes Dr. Mitchell's efforts and work in the growing adoption of EBP globally. Congratulations Renée J Mitchell. Rich Johnston MSt (Cantab)
📌 New Research Brief Alert! 🔎 Log in today to take a look our latest research brief on officers’ perceptions of hot spot policing, available now on the ASEBP website: https://lnkd.in/e3u7vtcp. 📢 Hey, practitioners and researchers! If you’d like your work to be considered for an upcoming brief, contact Dr. Brandon Tregle at brandon@americansebp.org!
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Retired Police Sergeant/Co-founder and Executive Committee Member of the American Society of Evidence Based Policing/Policing Researcher
ONLY 23 DAYS LEFT TO SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT!!!! 🚨 Attention all policing practitioners and researchers! 🚨 The ASEBP is now accepting proposals for our 9th Annual Evidence-Based Policing Conference, taking place in Tucson at the University of Arizona in April 2025. If you have innovative research or a practitioner-academic collaboration to share, this is your chance! Submit your proposals by October 31, 2024. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDENT PRESENTATIONS ARE AVAILABLE! THE SCHOLARSHIP WILL COVER HOTEL, FLIGHT, AND PER DIEM! PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR GRADUATE STUDENTS! Learn more and submit your proposal at the link below or by scanning the QR code on the attached flyer! https://lnkd.in/gwa__GNp
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Last week’s Global Evidence-Based Policing (EBP) Conference, supported by Policing Insight as media partner, saw pioneers of the evidence-based approach gather in Melbourne to share insights and best practice, as well as signing a new memorandum of understanding (MoU) between EBP societies in six countries that could lay the foundations for greater global collaboration and co-operation, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports. ❝The MoU was signed by pioneering evidence-based policing organisations from Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the UK, and the US represented by Mark Evans, Executive Lead: Future Policing, New Zealand Police; Chief Rich Johnston MSt (Cantab), Barrie Police Service, Canada; Chief Jason Potts, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, US; Det Supt David Cowan, Victoria Police, Australia; Supt. Suzanne Hopper, Metropolitan Police, UK; Lieutenant Ruben Boomsma, National Police Netherlands (Politie Nederland); T/Chief Constable Alex Murray, West Mercia Police, UK and hosted by Claire McGuinness, Partner, National Security & Justice, KPMG❞ ❝It is exciting to see the momentum for sharing knowledge globally on what works in policing being celebrated here tonight. Reducing crime is a shared goal across our countries, and randomised trials of policing programs are one way we can achieve that objective.❞ - Asst Minister Dr Andrew Leigh ❝The conference, which focused on ‘What works in policing for community safety and our people’, explored the implementation of EBP in a range of key issues, including artificial intelligence in law enforcement, frontline forensics, health and wellbeing, and counter-terrorism. There were also two symposia following on from the conference – one on gender diversity, which included a focus on the work of the 30×30 initiative in the US to address the under-representation of women in policing, and a second exploring the challenges around youth crimes and gangs.❞ ❝The momentum for evidence in policing is really positive and the ACE looks forward to supporting and amplifying the work of the many people working in this space.❞ - Eleanor Williams, Australian Centre for Evaluation (ACE) Managing Director ❝Three people received Global Leadership in Evidence-Based Policing Awards: Temporary Chief Constable Alex Murray, the founder of the first society of evidence-based policing – the UK’s Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP); R.Mark Evans OBE, Vice President of the ANZ SEBP - Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing (ANZSEBP) and NZ Police Executive Lead: Future Policing; and Maureen Q. McGough, co-founder of the 30×30 Initiative and the former Chief of Strategic Initiatives for the Policing Project at the New York University School of Law.❞ https://lnkd.in/ekbQz2gm #GEBP2024 The American Society of Evidence-Based Policing The Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing
We were well represented in Melbourne by Jason Potts and Maureen Q. McGough! We are excited to see the growth of this global collaboration and continue to see the power in evidence-based policing! We are already gearing up for an incredible conference April 30 - May 2, 2025. Submit your EBP proposals at the link below! https://lnkd.in/gwa__GNp
A big thank you to the team at ANZ SEBP - Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing for having us out to beautiful Melbourne, Victoria in Australia to contribute to the discussion on operationalizing evidence-based decision making. It was a well run conference & the organizers/attendees were class acts. Special thanks to David Cowan, R.Mark Evans OBE, & Simon Williams for spearheading the launch of the global collaboration to advance evidence-based policing, & for bringing together EBP leaders from Australia, New Zealand, Canada - Rich Johnston MSt (Cantab), UK - Alex Murray, USA, and the Netherlands - Ruben Boomsma. Solid discussions on: ✔️Focussed deterrence - David Kennedy ✔️Sleep concerns in law enforcement with renowned sleep researcher - Steve James ✔️Implementation science ✔️Operationalizing evidence-based policing ✔️Organizational health & employee wellness ✔️Youth offending & impacting violence ✔️Counter-terrorism concepts ✔️Gender diversity in policing - Maureen Q. McGough ✔️Lessons learned from the medical & airline industry for law enforcement and much more To name a few… Look 👀 out for the 9th annual The American Society of Evidence-Based Policing April 30-May 2, 2025 University of Arizona in Tucson. Thank you to the team at Victoria Police & KPMG Australia for your gracious hospitality —outstanding facilities & quality of life. #police #corrections #gebp #gebp2024 #asebp2025 #problemorientedpolicing #researcherpartnerships
The American Society of Evidence-Based Policing President Jason Potts represented the US at the 2024 Global EBP Conference, exploring the application of artificial intelligence in police investigations and practices. Our thanks to our friends at ANZ SEBP - Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing for hosting this global collaborative!
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🚨 Attention all policing practitioners and researchers! 🚨 The ASEBP is now accepting proposals for our 9th Annual Evidence-Based Policing Conference, taking place in Tucson at the University of Arizona in April 2025. If you have innovative research or a practitioner-academic collaboration to share, this is your chance! Submit your proposals by October 31, 2024. Learn more and submit your proposal at the link below or by scanning the QR code on the attached flyer! https://lnkd.in/gwa__GNp
🚨 Attention all policing practitioners and researchers! 🚨 The ASEBP is now accepting proposals for our 9th Annual Evidence-Based Policing Conference, taking place in Tucson at the University of Arizona in April 2025. If you have innovative research or a practitioner-academic collaboration to share, this is your chance! Submit your proposals by October 31, 2024. Learn more and submit your proposal at the link below or by scanning the QR code on the attached flyer! https://lnkd.in/gwa__GNp
Congratulations to David Cowan, president of the ANZ SEBP - Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing , on his induction into the Evidence-Based Policing Hall of Fame at George Mason University’s Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy! David continues to inspire and share his expertise around the globe. Some of our Board of Directors (President Jason Potts, Co-Chairs Anthony Gibson and Terry Cherry, Maureen Q. McGough, and Dr. Obed Magny) along with NIJ Director Nancy La Vigne and Dr. Ian T. Adams, Ph.D., had the pleasure of joining him at the Embassy of Australia to celebrate this remarkable achievement. Well done, David!