Matt Langer, IACP Global Policing Director, provides thought provoking comments and inspiration for enforcement officers and agents tasked with road policing and traffic safety.

This event includes an informational session on the history and requirements of the One Mind Campaign and how IACP can help agencies complete the pledge through the One Mind Training and Technical Assistance Initiative and a Q&A session.

This project seeks to establish or enhance victim services programs in criminal justice agencies in order to couple law enforcement-based services with community-based program partnerships to serve the broader needs and rights of all crime victims.

This training video series explains the various steps to developing anti-human trafficking task force protocols. The series encourages local law enforcement, prosecutors, and service providers to complete the tasks needed to create necessary protocols. The topics of the series include: 1. What is a protocol and why is it important? 2. How does a task force develop a protocol? 3. From theory to practice: implementing protocols. These materials are a part of IACP/OVC’s anti-human trafficking task force training catalog.

Why is it important to understand the role confidentiality plays among trusted partners? Understanding confidentiality and its scope is not only crucial for collaborative partners but also for human trafficking survivors. Delve into the intricate realm of confidentiality and its role in anti-human trafficking efforts. Gain invaluable insights into the laws, rules, and ethical constraints that govern partners and safeguard sensitive information from potential conflicts arising due to delayed or inadequate sharing. Learn how to navigate the challenges that can happen even among trusted partners.

The trucking, bus, and energy industries can play a significant role in the fight against human trafficking. Understanding how to partner with these industries can enhance human trafficking task force investigations, prosecutions, and the ability to identify victims.