C-CPR Webinar Series: The Future of Canadian Policing |
Date to be announced in April | Inspiring Hope May the families of Portapique and Canada as a whole including our officers take heart from this opportunity to enhance the police profession. 22 people died in Portapique, Nova Scotia in April 2020. Our expert panel will discuss the findings of the Mass Casualty Commission and answer your questions. | Panelists and Moderator to be announced |
Concluded Recording available to members & registrants | Webinar 5 Successful Police Communication: The effect of organizational structure and culture. |
Concluded Recording available to members & registrants | Webinar 1 The Future of Canadian Policing |
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Concluded Recording available to members and registrants | Webinar 2 Current Concepts for Police Education and Professional Development |
Concluded Recording available to members & registrants by Wednesday Jan18th |
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Available to Everyone! But if you are not a member or registrant please donate or join. |
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Our VisionCanadian policing is recognized for service to the public through its adherence to best in class standards of evidence-based education of police recruits and professional development of officers. National standards for training are adopted across Canada. The College's national officer certification criteria are universally adopted. | OUR MISSIONTo achieve the creation of the Canadian College of Professional Policing through the education of community representatives, police practitioners, academics and government officials.
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Who Are We?
The Coalition for Canadian Police Reform is Canadian Registered Charity. Our goal is to educate Canadians about the need for professionalization of policing through national standards and a 21st Century curriculum.
There is overwhelming evidence of a need for transformation in how police officers in Canada are educated and trained. We bring together relevant stakeholders – citizens representing all parts of Canada and representing the diversity of our nation, police, researchers and politicians – to discuss what police officers need to know to effectively police in the 21st century. We believe that citizens reflecting the diversity of Canada should have a part to play in the police recruit curriculum.
We are NOT about defunding.
Social Media Volunteer to post on one of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
NEW: Video editor to create shorts from our webinars
Website Manager Volunteer
Corporate Secretary Volunteer: Do simple minutes for the Board Meetings 4x per year
FILLED with 3 new volunteers: Current News Volunteer: Scrape the net for policing articles
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We can't accomplish anything without your help.
We acknowledge that we are on the traditional territories of the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries. An important step in reconciliation is our acknowledgment of traditional land.