This presentation offers a historical perspective on the growing tension between technological innovation and physical competency in use-of-force training.

Whether you work in policing, training, policy development, victim services, child advocacy, or related fields, this session will provide actionable knowledge that can be applied across diverse communities and service environments.

Content Warning: This webinar includes content related to child abuse and trauma that some participants may find sensitive or upsetting.

This Network Webinar Series introduces a proactive approach to member protection, focused on reducing preventable risk before incidents, complaints, or investigations occur. 

This session will provide a comprehensive overview of foreign actor interference: what it is, why it matters, and the crucial roles of policing and public safety. Learn about the different forms this interference can take, the unique challenges it presents, and why operational security is essential in addressing these threats. Please note that this presentation will not be recorded and will be offered in English only.  

In partnership with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police Human Resources and Learning Committee, this webinar will highlight some of the potential limitations of traditional police training, which often relies on linear, step-by-step approaches, and present the potential benefits of non-linear training methodologies grounded in ecological dynamics.

Presented by Gender Diversity in Canadian Policing Advisory Group.

Presented by Paul Rinkoff and Johanna Herman.