Training & Events
Class Picture from Cedarburg, WI
Training & Events
Explore the trainings and technical assistance that NCPC offers.
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The National Crime Prevention Council delivers training and technical assistance tailored to meet the needs of agencies, communities, and others engaged in crime prevention. Crime trends and effective prevention strategies are constantly evolving and leaders must have the tools to meet new challenges. Through its Training and Technical Assistance Department, NCPC brings together national experts and master trainers to ensure that optimal public safety strategies and reliable data are available to audiences and leaders engaged in creating safer and more caring communities.
Organize a Training in Your Area
NCPC works with communities to identify goals and design and deliver one-day or multiday training sessions. It also offers extended technical assistance and facilitates comprehensive community planning initiatives. Its models have been successful in cities across the United States from Seattle, WA, to Spartanburg, SC.
Browse our training topics to learn more about what we offer. If you are interested in attending a training or setting one up in your area, please contact us.
If you already know what training you would like to attend and want to register for it, please download our training registration form.
Basic and Advanced Crime Prevention Trainings
Upcoming Basic and Advanced Crime Prevention trainings
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Basic Crime Prevention Training Course
- Hosted by Kennesaw State University. June 7-9, 2016. Don't miss out on the early-bird special!
Campus Crime Prevention Trainings
Upcoming Campus Crime Prevention Trainings
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Class Photo from Kennesaw State University
- Class photo of the Campus Crime Prevention class hosted by Kennesaw State University on August 4-6, 2015. The 31 attendees represented colleges and universities throughout the Southeast and Midwest. Pictured are Chief Roger Stearns (far right), NCPC Master Trainer Chuck Sczuroski (far left) and the entire class, absent NCPC Trainer Lee Struble who also served as photographer.
Free Webinars and Podcasts
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Free Podcasts
- Reducing Crime by Design Podcast. Listen here.
- Safe Fire Arms Storage Campaign Podcast. Listen here.
- Crime Prevention Legislation and Police Support podcast. Guest: Patrick D. Harris.
- Police and Campus Partnership in addressing Campus Safety podcast.
- Gangs in our Communities podcast. Guest Presenter: Lt. James Perez, Fairfield CT Police Department.
- Human Trafficking podcast interview with Major Arthur Martins, Pawtucket RI Police Department.
Free Webinars
- Recognizing Gangs in our Communities Webinar. Watch here.
- Gangs on College Campuses and guest presenter is Tony Avendorph Webinar. Watch here.
- Taking Action: The Advocate's Role in Assisting Financial Fraud Victims - Presenter: Joshua Bailes, Staff Attorney, National Center for Victims of Crime. watch here.
- Gangs in our Communities Webinar. Guest Presenter: Lt. James Perez, Fairfield CT Police Department.
- Crime Analysis Webinar. Guest Presenter: Ashley Ranieri, part-time crime analysr for teh city of Kingston Police Department, NY.
- Working with Probation and Parole Webinar: An Overview of the American and Parole Association's(AAPA) Involvement with PSN. Guest Presenters: Adam K Matz and Mary Ann Mowatt, APPA
- Working With Parents on Gang and Gun Violence Prevention Webinar
- Burglary Suppression and Target Hardening Webinar
- Animal Cruelty and Interpersonal Violence: What's New? Webinar
- Foreign Gangs Webinar
- Justifying Your Crime Prevention Unit Webinar
For more information about training contact us.
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