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Police Science 10th Anniversary Series

November 16, 2023
ANZ SEBP ADMIN
Member News, News, Public News

The ANZSEBP team are proud to announce we are working to bring our members and policing community a ‘special edition’ series of Police Science that does two things. Firstly it celebrates the 10th anniversary of the ANZSEBP and second it gives us the opportunity to bring you a series of content showcasing a range of Churchill Scholarship investigations into policing practice, the development of practitioner-led problem solving in New Zealand, Australian Institute of Criminology practitioner focused research, and data, evidence and…

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2022 Exceptional Policing – the Evidence Based Way

September 6, 2022
Kylie Crawford
Conferences, Events, Member News, News, Public News

The inaugural Conference of the Global Collaboration of Evidence Based Policing takes to the virtual stage on Oct 11 – 12 (in UK, US and Canada) and Oct 12 – 13 (in Australia and NZ).  This is a fully online live 24 hours of Exceptional Policing the Evidence Based Way – operationally relevant EBP stories and studies coming live, via your desk or phone, wherever you are. Evidence-Based Policing (EBP) is growing globally, ensuring that policing strategy, operations, and tactics…

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2021 ANZSEBP Conference

May 26, 2021
Kylie Crawford
Conferences, Events, Member News, News, Public News

Policing Under Scrutiny: Leadership, Legitimacy and the Role of Evidence   The 2021 conference will be run in partnership with the New Zealand Police Evidence Based Policing Centre The 2021 Australian and New Zealand Evidence Base Policing (ANZSEBP) Conference will take place for the first time in a fully online format and will provide the opportunity to reflect on the growing importance of embedding evidence based policing as part of a wider range of police activity. The online format will…

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Global Collaboration: Societies of Evidence Based Policing

May 13, 2020
Simon Williams
Current Projects, Member News, News, Public News, Research

A world first collaboration of SEBP’s has seen police officers and staff, researchers and supporters of Evidence Based Policing from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, America and Canada come together to look at policing challenges that impact across the globe. More now than ever before, policing needs to be evidence based, and to make strategic policy and operational decisions that are informed and underpinned by the best available evidence. The aim of this collaboration is to share a selection of…

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ANZ SEBP Conference 2020 #anzsebp2020

November 26, 2019
Simon Williams
Member News, News, Public News

POSTPONED UNTIL 2021 DUE TO COVID19 We are proud to announce that we will be partnering with the New Zealand Police Evidence Based Policing Centre and Vodafone NZ to host the 2020 ANZ SEBP conference in Auckland. Key dates for your diary: 5th, 6th and 7th of August 2020. Venue: Vodafone NZ HQ, Smails Farm, Auckland, NZ. Conference website for early bird registrations coming soon…

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Police geeks trying to win over old-school cops

September 23, 2019
ANZSEBP Content Team
News

In a bid to regain the trust of the public and reform their profession, more working police officers are learning to do their own research. Meet the police pracademics. In 2003, Charles H Ramsey, the chief of the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia, took a trip to Jerusalem. During a ride-along with the Israeli police in the southern part of the city, Ramsey noticed the officers kept the lights on top of their vehicle illuminated at all…

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Canadian Society of Evidence Based Policing

September 23, 2019
ANZSEBP Content Team
News

The Canadian Society of Evidence Based Policing (CANSEBP) was formed in April 2015. They are an association of police practitioners, academic researchers, public policy-makers and others, whose mission is to foster the creation and mobilization of quality research in order to make evidence based approaches a cornerstone of policing in Canada. For more details visit their website or our Resources page and click on the link.

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