Changing Role of Law Enforcement, the core law enforcement/criminal justice professionals course, is designed to explore the evolving role of law enforcement/criminal justice professionals in our increasingly diverse and complex society. Utilizing the interactive museum exhibits, participants will learn about and engage with the concepts of racism, bigotry, prejudice, and discrimination in both historical and contemporary contexts. Facilitated discussions around tolerance, diversity and personal values and responsibilities, allow for self-reflection and an opportunity to explore what that means for them as law enforcement/criminal justice professionals.
Class is POST certified and covered under POST Plan IV.
Length of training: 8 hrs.
Start time: 0730
End time: 1630
Maximum seating: 30 per class
If you are interested in registering in this course, either in-service or academies, or have any questions, please email tftle@museumoftolerance.com and include the following information:
Staff will reach out to confirm and finalize details. *Please note, participants/agencies are not registered until they receive a confirmation email from staff*
Beyond Diversity: Integrity as a Tool for Building Community Trust builds on the concepts and tools introduced in the Changing Role of Law Enforcement course. Law enforcement/criminal justice professionals will examine why professionalism doesn’t always translate to trust; what is integrity and how can we best demonstrate our level of integrity to the community to build trust; and introduces the Three Culture Model - a tool that will assist law enforcement/criminal justice professionals in understanding how a person sees the world and communicates rather than how a person is viewed by the world. This training focuses on advanced skills that will enhance officers understanding and ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds and worldviews.
Class is POST certified and covered under POST Plan IV.
Length of training: 8 hrs.
Start time: 0730
End time: 1630
Maximum seating: 25 per class
If you are interested in registering in this course, either in-service or academies, or have any questions, please email tftle@museumoftolerance.com and include the following information:
Staff will reach out to confirm and finalize details. *Please note, participants/agencies are not registered until they receive a confirmation email from staff*
