The National Citizens in Policing Strategic Group and the Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice invite you to attend a free conference to discuss the latest research and development in the citizens in policing…
We’re delighted to publish the Public Perceptions of Policing and Crime in Northamptonshire Annual Report for 2017/18. Retaining public confidence is critical if a police force is to be effective. The public are a key source…
Reflections from workshop discussions | Manchester, February 2018 We have nearly 300 employers signed up to the Employer Supported Policing scheme currently. This could be 3000 in the next 5 to 10 years if the model,…
The IPSCJ is delighted to have been invited to help develop new security standards that will help universities and higher education establishments prevent and deal with emerging terror threats. The new Campus and Higher Education…
US policing expert Ross Wolf hopes his partnership with the IPSCJ looking at leadership and strategic management of volunteers in policing will begin a global learning programme in the area with benefits felt in Forces…
The IPSCJ is proud to announce the arrival of internationally-acclaimed policing expert, Dr Ross Wolf, as an associate. Currently based at the University of Central Florida as Associate Dean in the College of Health and Public…
The Institue for Public Safety, Crime and Justice is delighted to announce it will be undertaking an international study in to the leadership and strategic management of volunteers in policing both in the UK and USA.…
The IPSCJ is delighted to release it’s evaluation of volunteers in policing as part of the national Citizens in Policing strategy. The national portfolio for Citizens in Policing - led by Chief Constable Dave Jones - has…
The IPSCJ’s Dr Iain Britton has presented today at a national event in London focused on police reform and new powers for police staff and volunteers. The Westminster Briefings event, ‘Police Staff and Volunteers: Best…
The Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice (IPSCJ) and Office of Police and Crime Commissioner will bring the Wall of Silence art exhibition to the University of Northampton next week, in order to encourage discussions around the subject of…
