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.

Discover the hidden dimensions of labor trafficking in the U.S. in this webinar, with vital information about individuals and industries affected, along with effective identification techniques, and testimonials from labor trafficking survivors. Learn how to apply victim-centered, trauma-informed approaches to enhance investigation outcomes and effectively combat labor trafficking.

Human trafficking often intersects with many other types of crime. Financial crime investigations can be used to help build trafficking cases and support criminal prosecutions that are not as dependent on victims. This course highlights how financial investigations can result in additional charges beyond human trafficking and assist the prosecution of offenders at the local, state, and federal levels and includes human trafficking case examples and statutes, including financial crimes such as money laundering. During this course, attendees can review various resources for investigations, such as collecting open-source intelligence, collaborating with intelligence centers, and using databases like FinCEN.

The IACP and IDEA Analytics provides this online workshop to assist police agencies in starting or refining efforts to use data to inform human trafficking response strategies.

Multidisciplinary teams, like the ECM human trafficking task forces, can struggle with turnover, both of organizations and individuals, making succession planning a challenge. Webinar panelists from Enhanced Collaborative Model (ECM) Human Trafficking Task Forces share how to prepare for the unexpected including task force members departing, new organizations joining, and ensuring there are policies and practices in place for avoiding gaps in knowledge or assistance for victims and survivors when task force members leave. Panelists highlight strategies to create consistency in victim services and response, even when turnover happens, assuring task forces are sustainable.