France: For an Emergency Plan to Overcome the Crisis
Film From USA: Camden’s Turn: A Story of Police Reform in Progress
Mexico: First International Congress on Social Prevention of Violence and Culture of Peace
Côte d’Ivoire: National Police: 639 staff trained in culture of peace
Côte d’Ivoire: Police nationale: 639 agents formés à la culture de la paix
Curitiba, Brazil: Military police discuss culture of peace
Curitiba, Brasil: Policiais militares discutem cultura de paz
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In India, special trainings and all-women peacekeeper units tackle sexual violence
UNESCO partners with Tunisian Ministry of the Interior to improve safety of journalists
The International City Manager’s Association hired me as a trainer in their nation wide Community Oriented Policing program in the mid-1990s. I went to work with the police departments in Toledo, Ohio, Long Beach, California and Kotzebue, Alaska. I only got a welcome and support from the Chief of Police in Alaska. The ICMA program had little impact and was discontinued. In my report to them I closed by writing, “Policing has changed from a community service to a militarized surveillance and protective shield in many US cities.” It looks like Camden, NJ is an exception to my observation. I hope more cities follow their example.