Online Training Available
Dear Members and Friends,
The Washington State Crime Prevention Association is pleased to offer you a virtual webinar: Transformational Policing Model: Bridging the Racial Divide. The purpose of this course is to provide law enforcement & community members with the applicable principles, strategies, and concepts of TPM.
TPM will provide general guidance in the forging of Positive Police Community Partnerships (PPCP) in Communities of Color and provide insight to community members about the extreme challenges faced by police officers in 21st Century Policing.
The training is consistent with contemporary law enforcement agency training standards. This 16-hourse course is California POST Certified. You will receive a certificate of training from WSCPA within a day or two following the completion of the course.
Course Topics include:
Class logistics
Cost: $99 for WSCPA members, $149 for non-members
Dates: July 15 & 16, 2021
Location: Virtual
Register: https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTE3ODQ0
About the Instructor, Dr. Tommy W. Tunson
Chief Tunson has 32-years in law enforcement including more than 10-years of experience as a police chief. Lt. Colonel Tunson is retired Army officer with more than 33 years of military service. Professor Tommy W. Tunson is a Professor of Criminal Justice at Bakersfield College. He Has taught at the University of Phoenix and California Southern University. Dr. Tunson is an Executive Consultant & creator of Transformational Policing Model (TPM): Bridging the Racial Divide. TPM provides academic and social guidance in strengthening and rebuilding police and community relations. TPM emphasizes true partnership development. Dr. Tunson holds a Doctor of Business Administration, Juris Doctor, Master of Public Administration, and Bachelor of Science degrees.
The Washington State Crime Prevention Association is pleased to offer you a virtual webinar: Transformational Policing Model: Bridging the Racial Divide. The purpose of this course is to provide law enforcement & community members with the applicable principles, strategies, and concepts of TPM.
TPM will provide general guidance in the forging of Positive Police Community Partnerships (PPCP) in Communities of Color and provide insight to community members about the extreme challenges faced by police officers in 21st Century Policing.
The training is consistent with contemporary law enforcement agency training standards. This 16-hourse course is California POST Certified. You will receive a certificate of training from WSCPA within a day or two following the completion of the course.
Course Topics include:
- Implicit Bias, Constitutional Policing, Procedural Justice
- Racial Profiling, Police Use of force, Police Reform strategies
- Historical analysis of police distrust from the Emancipation Proclamation to Affirmative Action
- Theories and practices of bridging the racial divide and paving the road to trust and healing between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
Class logistics
- This class will be conducted via Zoom on two consecutive days July 15th and 16th.
- Class will begin at 8am and conclude at 3pm, with a one-hour break around noon.
- Registration deadline for the class is July 13, 2021.
- The class will be limited to 20 participants. If we have more than 20 interested in this training, we will offer it again later this summer. If we do not have at least 10 registrants for the class, we will postpone.
Cost: $99 for WSCPA members, $149 for non-members
Dates: July 15 & 16, 2021
Location: Virtual
Register: https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTE3ODQ0
About the Instructor, Dr. Tommy W. Tunson
Chief Tunson has 32-years in law enforcement including more than 10-years of experience as a police chief. Lt. Colonel Tunson is retired Army officer with more than 33 years of military service. Professor Tommy W. Tunson is a Professor of Criminal Justice at Bakersfield College. He Has taught at the University of Phoenix and California Southern University. Dr. Tunson is an Executive Consultant & creator of Transformational Policing Model (TPM): Bridging the Racial Divide. TPM provides academic and social guidance in strengthening and rebuilding police and community relations. TPM emphasizes true partnership development. Dr. Tunson holds a Doctor of Business Administration, Juris Doctor, Master of Public Administration, and Bachelor of Science degrees.
Dear Members and Friends –
Our online Implicit Bias training is up and live. As noted before, one substantial benefit for this particular training is that if you are seeking accreditation in the future from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, this class can apply towards the standard on implicit bias, should your Administration choose to endorse it for its members.
To register for this and future trainings, send an email indicating your interest to register@wscpa.net. You can expect to receive an email acknowledgement from us within three (3) business days indicating that you have been registered for the class.
After receiving that confirmation, you will receive and email from WashingtonCrimePrevention Moodlecloud with the website, your username and temporary password to log in to the training. If you do not see this email in your inbox within that 24 hours, please check your spam or junk mail folders as some users have reported that emails from this site may end up there because of their organization's IT protocols.
Once you have completed the training, you will automatically receive a certificate of completion.
We hope you enjoy the training and find it useful. Stand by for more.
Mark Solomon, CPD
President, Washington State Crime Prevention Association
Crime Prevention Coordinator, Seattle Police Department
Our online Implicit Bias training is up and live. As noted before, one substantial benefit for this particular training is that if you are seeking accreditation in the future from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, this class can apply towards the standard on implicit bias, should your Administration choose to endorse it for its members.
To register for this and future trainings, send an email indicating your interest to register@wscpa.net. You can expect to receive an email acknowledgement from us within three (3) business days indicating that you have been registered for the class.
After receiving that confirmation, you will receive and email from WashingtonCrimePrevention Moodlecloud with the website, your username and temporary password to log in to the training. If you do not see this email in your inbox within that 24 hours, please check your spam or junk mail folders as some users have reported that emails from this site may end up there because of their organization's IT protocols.
Once you have completed the training, you will automatically receive a certificate of completion.
We hope you enjoy the training and find it useful. Stand by for more.
Mark Solomon, CPD
President, Washington State Crime Prevention Association
Crime Prevention Coordinator, Seattle Police Department
