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"Technology and Public Policy - Finding the Middle Ground for Police." Hear three panelists: Kim Derry of Consilium, Malcolm Eade of Spectra Plasmonics and lawyer Tamir Israel Director of the Privacy, Surveillance and Technology Program at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA). The moderator is Mike Federico, former Toronto Deputy Chief. You will leave with insights about how technology affects the privacy of the individual. You will learn about the technology and you will hear a rational discussion of the pros and cons. Extended Black Friday special: Register for the webinar and receive a one year membership in the Coalition for Canadian Police Reform (which entitles you to more free webinars.)

How can technology enhance public safety while respecting community values? The Coalition for Canadian Police Reform invites you to our December 4th webinar: "Technology and Public Policy - Finding the Middle Ground for Police." Learn from experts about shaping a balanced approach to information that "labels" a person for life. Register now!

New technology for substance detection can keep police officer and the public safe. But what are the implications to society and to the individual? The Coalition for Canadian Police Reform invites you to our December 4th webinar: "Technology and Public Policy - Finding the Middle Ground for Police."

How do we balance groundbreaking innovation, essential public safety, and fundamental privacy rights in policing today? This isn't just a theoretical debate – it's a valid concern. REGISTER TODAY at https://c-cpr.com/events Imagine a new technology that offers "on-the-street" analysis of unknown substances. Concerns about privacy are valid, but what if this same technology dramatically reduces officer exposure to dangerous narcotics or toxins, making their jobs safer? Why should our police officers face unnecessary risks when those risks can be easily mitigated? Join us for a fully interactive webinar on December 4th to have your voice heard on this vital topic. This is your opportunity to: -Engage in a critical discussion about the future of policing technology. -Share your perspectives on innovation, safety, and privacy. -Contribute to finding the crucial middle ground that benefits both police officers and the public. Don't miss out on shaping this important conversation! 👉 REGISTER TODAY and learn more at: https://c-cpr.com/events #Policing #LawEnforcement #PublicSafety #Innovation #Privacy #Webinar #FutureOfPolicing #CommunitySafety

🚨 Only 3 days until the webinar! 🚨 Register now https://c-cpr.com/events/ Leadership and Legacy: A Panel of Strong Women on Celebrating Women’s HERstory Please join C-CPR on October 29 at 3 PM Eastern for an inspiring panel discussion celebrating the remarkable journey of women in the Police Sector. This candid retrospection will explore how women’s roles have evolved over the years and how their influence continues to shape opportunities for personal and professional impact today. Don’t miss this empowering conversation on leadership, legacy, and the future of women driving change in policing! Register Now! https://c-cpr.com/events/ #WomensHERstory #Leadership #Legacy #WomenInPolicing #ProfessionalGrowth #WomenInLeadership #Empowerment #Canada #Webinar #Police

Leadership and Legacy: A Panel of Strong Women on Celebrating Women’s HERstory Please join C-CPR on October 29 at 3 PM Eastern for an inspiring panel discussion celebrating the remarkable journey of women in the Police Sector. This candid retrospection will explore how women’s roles have evolved over the years and how their influence continues to shape opportunities for personal and professional impact today. Don’t miss this empowering conversation on leadership, legacy, and the future of women driving change in policing! Register Now! https://c-cpr.com/events/ #WomensHERstory #Leadership #Legacy #WomenInPolicing #ProfessionalGrowth #WomenInLeadership #Empowerment #Canada #Webinar #Police