Changing Role of Law Enforcement - Non CA

Changing Role of Law Enforcement

Cultural Diversity

This core law enforcement program is designed to explore the evolving role of law enforcement in a rapidly changing, increasingly diverse society. Participants are introduced to new models, including Soldier to Educator, through which to view issues of diversity and to hone ethical decision-making skills. Since 1996, over 60,000 members of law enforcement have participated in this program from the recruit to command level.

Tools for Tolerance^® is an educational program with the following objectives:

To utilize the impactful, inter-active learning experience of the Museum of Tolerance in order to expose the dynamics of racism and bigotry, prejudice and discrimination in both an historic and contemporary context.
To engage participants in a facilitated discussion around issues of tolerance, diversity, personal values and responsibility, and their relevance to the work of a peace officer.
To increase participants awareness of the evolving role of law enforcement and the tools necessary for an effective response.

Curriculum includes:

Examine issue of stereotyping, prejudice, discrimination in a historical and contemporary context using the Museum of Tolerances interactive exhibits.
Personal Testimony
Changing Role of Law Enforcement Workshop – From Soldier to Educator
a. The Protection Principle
b. Control Model
c. Definition of Terms
d. Values-Ethics Gap

Tuition is sponsored and travel is subsidized. Please contact us at (310) 772-7620 or via e-mail to discuss dates available and to schedule your agency.

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