Offerings
We offer courses and consulting for the following organizational issues.
LEADERSHIP:
ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS FOR MODERN POLICING
The 8-hour Essential Concepts for Modern Policing course re-calibrates and reminds leaders of the basic mission of policing. The course offers participants the opportunity to discuss the demands of society on police departments and how to foster a culture that is supportive to officers and citizens.
Communication Competency: The Human Communication Model Course
Communication is the cornerstone of all successful enterprises. The ability to effectively communicate across modes, with diverse individuals, and in a variety of circumstances is a requirement to thrive in today’s work world.
The course focuses on how humans communicate. The instruction covers explanations of verbal and non-verbal communication, competencies in dealing with diverse communities, moderated communication, kinesics, semiotics, source/receiver characteristics, and encoding/decoding. This class is a student favorite incorporating examples drawn from movies, television, etc. The course is tailored to the audience/industry/entity and can be provided for as few as 10 attendees and as many as 500.
Policing with Procedural Justice
Procedural justice is critical for achieving legitimacy with the community. The 8-hour Policing with Procedural Justice course teaches students the fundamentals of procedural justice and how to implement it during day-to-day policing tasks. The information is critical for policing in modern society and maintaining legitimacy with the community.
The phrases “procedural justice” and “police legitimacy” are frequently referenced during discussions of improving police-community relations. These concepts are certainly a pillar of strong police-community relations, but how does the patrol officer implement them? Many police courses will instruct officers to use more procedural justice or increase legitimacy without actually teaching them what that means. The academic community has been researching these concepts for many years and have distilled the abstract concepts into actionable steps officers can take to increase procedural justice and thereby foster legitimacy. The 8-hour course reviews these concepts along with the framework of institutional legitimacy as a way for officers to understand the foundation of strong police-community relations. The course reviews common policing tasks and offers steps to improve them with procedural justice.
Security Assessments and Planning
With the use of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) techniques and principles, our team will deliver security assessments and plans to reduce your organization’s liability.
Other Services
Sovereign Citizen Awareness Training
Program Evaluation
Organizational Surveys
Process Improvement