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This edition: Future of Public Safety: Recruiting, Skills, and Training (Part One)

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Original tape date: October 1, 2020. First aired: June 14, 2021.

Who should we be recruiting to serve as police officers in this new paradigm? What skills/personality traits/values should they have? How do we equip law enforcement for this newly defined role? Speakers include: Phillipe Cunningham, Minneapolis City Councilmember Markasa Tucker, Director of the African American Roundtable at Wisconsin Voices Michael Blake, New York Assemblyman David Mahoney, National Sheriffs' Association President and Dane County, WI Sheriff Scott Thomson, former Camden County Police Commissioner Lenore Anderson, Founder and President, Californians for Safety and Justice

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  • About this series

  • At this pivotal moment in our nation’s history, advocates, policymakers, law enforcement, and community leaders around the country have raised concerns about policing and public safety. Recent events have sparked a broad national reckoning around long-standing issues related to race, public safety, and policing in America. How did we get here, and how do we make sure diverse voices are included in finding solutions? John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) held six conversations to reimagine the future of public safety and redefine the role of policing in America today.

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