We're pleased to share with you our second infographic, which highlights how our embedded ROCU teams are making significant progress in response to tackling serious and organised exploitative crime. Click here to read the infographic in full >> https://t.co/wzgj6idPI7
GLEPHA is delighted to announce the call for abstracts for the 2024 Trauma-Informed Policing and Law Enforcement (#TIPLE) International Conference, to be held on 12th – 13th February 2024 at Deakin Downtown, Melbourne, Australia. #LEPH2024
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Our NEW global, FREE, trauma awareness course:
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With Hannah Bereznicki and Dr Georgiana Cameron, in partnership with Deakin University and FutureLearn
#trauma#shame#traumainformed
This weeks podcast is with Nadine Dougall and Inga Heyman. We talk about taking down walls, building relationships & the excellent work Scotland are doing with Naloxone carriage. https://t.co/Qi9SCdPIhJ
@HindleLinda@nadinedougall@SuptSrivastava@phupnorth@IngaHeyman
We have a new podcast out today! Tune in to hear Professor Val Barker share stories from her time working across public health and policing #policeandhealth
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If you are interested in how public health and policing are working together - be sure to listen to the new police and health podcast! The first episode is out now, answering questions about what a public health approach in policing is, and why it is important to not just...
So excited about the launch of this brilliant new podcast series. Well done to @RachAForbes for curating the series and thanks to the wonderful contributors from across the UK
Our new podcast series on the development of public health approaches in policing is now live! We are releasing a new episode every week for the next ten weeks. Be sure to follow us on your listening app of choice! Please share too:
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Had the pleasure of speaking to the inspirational @nadinedougall and @ingaheyman today, recording a podcast for our upcoming series about the development of public health approaches in policing, and where we go next. Excellent insights and tips - it's going to be a great episode!