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  • 2022 FALL JUSTICE REFORM: CHANGING THE PARADIGM OF COMMUNITY POLICING CONFERENCE - Sep 28, 2022 through Sep 30, 2022. Hosted by Men and Women 4 Justice, Newark Bronze Shields, and New Jersey Grand Council

  • Main Conference
    • Workshops
      • Conflict Engagement For Law Enforcement
      • Unintended Consequences of Menthol Bans and Prohibitions: Fake News vs The Facts
      • The Color of Law - Federal Civil Rights
      • The Guardian-v-Warrior Mindset: A Seismic Shift In Policing
      • Mental Health First Aid
      • After The Bang-An Anatomy of a Fatal Use of Force
      • Trauma Informed Policing as a Tool for Community Policing
      • Civilian Oversight as a Police Accountability Mechanism
      • Prevention of Police Misconduct Through Ethical Decision-Making
      • NABLEO Executive Committee Meeting
      • Keeping Track of Your Money
      • Whistleblowers: Behind The Infamous Blue Wall of Silence
      • Eliminating Implicit Bias to Enhance Police-Community Engagement
      • NABLEO Board of Directors Meeting
    • Presenters
      • Captain Carol Hamilton
      • Chief Daryl K. Roberts
      • Chief John I. Dixon, III
      • Dep. Chief Investigator Wade Hardy
      • Dep. Inspector Corey Pegues
      • Det. Felicia Richards
      • Director Quovella Spruill
      • Dr. Benjamin Franklin Chavis
      • Dr. Lorenzo Boyd
      • Dr. Matthew F. Fogg (Ret.)
      • Dr. Shirley A. Wilson
      • Elliot T. Boyce, Sr., M.A., M.P.A
      • Inv. Eliott T. Boyce, Sr.
      • Lieut. David Daniels
      • Sgt. James Scott
      • Sheriff Rochelle Bilal
      • Special Agent Vernon Addison
    • Agenda
  • Conference Hotel
    • Hyatt Regency New Brunswick
  • Special Events
    • 2022 Scholarship and Awards Ceremonies
    • Award Honorees
      • Sheriff Mildred Scott - Community Leadership Award
      • Commissioner Jiles Ship - Law Enforcement Leadership Award
      • Elliot T. Boyce, Sr. - Community Policing Award
      • Wilena Julien - Lifetime Achievement Award
      • Nakia Jones-Harris - Chairman's Award
      • UNITED BLACK POLICE OFFICER’S ASSOCIATION - Chairman's Award
      • HISPANIC NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSOCIATION - Chairman's Award
      • KALAH WILLIAMS - Children of Courage Scholarship Award
      • NOBLE New Jersey - Community Service Award
  • Supporters
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  • FAQ's
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  • Registration
    • 2022 Annual Conference
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OUR HONOREES

Honoring those who have served the community through enhancing efforts to bring about safe communities and strengthen bonds with their community partners

Sponsors

  • HISPANIC NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSOCIATION

    2022 Chairman's Award Recipient

    The Chairman’s Award is presented to a member of the national body or an organization in recognition of the recipient’s patience, perseverance and desire for the improvement of the national body, and for their awareness of and attention to issues and concerns that impact the quality of service to both its community and membership.

    The Hispanic National Law Enforcement Association, Inc. (HNLEA) is a nonprofit organization of professionals involved in the administration of justice and dedicated to the advancement of Hispanic and minority interests within the law enforcement profession and the community. Formed in 1988, HNLEA is currently engaged in an effort to increase the number of qualified Hispanics and minorities entering law enforcement, the expansion of employment opportunities, and strengthen services offered to the community in general.

    HNLEA seeks to unify Hispanic and minority law enforcement employees in all communities throughout the United States by serving as positive liaisons between officers and the community. We take an active role in public education as well as community activities through mentoring and outreach programs. Together with representatives of other major Hispanic and minority law enforcement associations, HNLEA is in a unique position to evaluate, influence, and recommend legislation in relation to employment conditions of Hispanics and minority law enforcement officers. HNLEA will also assist in sensitizing law enforcement executives, officers, community members and government agencies as to the areas of concern within the Hispanic and minority community.

    HNLEA is committed to providing outstanding services to its communities and meeting the needs of its members by lobbying for change. HNLEA continues to grow and fund expanding programs for the community such as Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, Operation I.D., Christmas Toys for Tots, the Hispanic Festival, citizenship classes, alcohol and drug prevention programs, and summer camp programs.

    In addition, they work to organize and enhance each of our member’s ability to deliver the highest quality of law enforcement service possible. HNLEA is an association, which has been duly recognized by the United States Congress as the only national organization representing Latino officers.

    Who Should Attend?

    Line, staff and administrative officers working in assignments for Community Policing Programs in any of the following types of agencies: Municipal Police Depts.; County Police/Sheriffs; State Police Depts.; Campus Police/Safety/Security; Federal Agencies; Transit/Port Authorities; Housing Police; School Resource Officers; Correctional Officers. As well, the staff and leadership of community organizations are welcome to attend. Workshops (except for those restricted to Members Only) are open to all persons..

    Why Attend?

    Gain exposure to the latest information and trends, and acquire new skills in your field; learn from leading experts and trainers; network with colleagues from across the country; gain different perspectives on current issues of common concern; get inspired to make justice for all a reality.
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