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celebrates the contributions and accomplishments of women during Women's History Month. Click below to view our official message and hear from President Brenda Goss Andrews, NOBLE's fourth woman president.
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National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives Honors Trailblazing Women During Women’s History Month 2023 “I raise up my voice — not so that I can shout, but so that those without a voice
Join Detroit’s own NOBLE National President Brenda Goss Andrews, the executive board, local chapters, and members for NOBLE’s annual William R. Bracey CEO Symposium, April 13-15, 2023.
Get training for CEUs, learn best practices, and hear experts share their perspective on current issues. Follow the link to register for the conference and make your hotel reservations now 👉 https://bit.ly/3JGYvm6
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Educator, soldier, and psychologist Charity Adams Earley paved the way for African American women in the military and education. Her most prominent role was leading the first African American female unit of the Army on a tour of duty overseas during World War II.
NOBLE's quarterly newsletter keeps you abreast of what's happening at headquarters and at chapters around the country. If you haven't done so already, click here to read the latest edition!
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2nd Edition Click here to View as Webpage to maintain opitmal appearance NOBLE Quarterly Newsletter........................... 2nd Edition Greetings, NOBLE family! We ended 2022 with several notab
On this International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, stands with all who work to end racial profiling within the law enforcement and strengthen meaningful and safe public participation and representation in all areas of decision-making to prevent and combat racial discrimination and injustice.
Elected to the United States House of Representatives in 1992, Cynthia McKinney was the first African American woman from Georgia to serve in Congress. With a background in foreign policy, McKinney used her seat on the Armed Services and International Relations Committees to address human rights issues.
Become a part of NOBLE. 👍 Gain access to over 3,200 members from all levels of government who subscribe to our values, goals, mission, and beliefs.
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Invitation to the 2023 William R. Bracey CEO Symposium, April 14-15, 2023, Detroit, MI.
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March 13, National Veterans Day, is a special day to recognize and pay tribute to all our four-legged warriors 🐶! Join us in honoring the brave service of military working dogs, search and rescue dogs, police dogs, customs and border patrol canines by dropping their name and picture in the comments!
Since 1943, the country has celebrated to honor all individuals who volunteer their time and service to help others. Help us congratulate our everyday heroes who make their communities a better place to be during times of crisis!
Happy International Women’s Day. celebrates the achievements and contributions of women across the world, and we support efforts to end oppression and discrimination. Thank you to all the women who influence positive change in the law enforcement community.
🚨 The CEO Symposium is just 1 1/2 months away!! Register and reserve your room today.
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Today marks the 58th anniversary of the march that galvanized the Civil Rights movement and helped secure one of our most sacred freedoms: the freedom to vote.
is honored to highlight the dedication and hard work of our employees on National Employee Appreciation Day. We pride our team on their continued commitment to .
Tips for how to OBSERVE
• Pick up an interesting book and read it.
• More importantly, read with a child.
• Attend a book reading.
• Read a book you’ve read before. You may discover that it has a new meaning to you since you last read it.
• Use to post on social media.
Join in celebrating Women’s History Month. Throughout the month of March, be ON THE LOOKOUT for posts featuring women who blazed trails in leadership, law enforcement and social justice.
As we approach the end of , we are proud to recognize the founders who worked collaboratively to establish , advance Black law enforcement and impact underserved communities. We salute them!
Local leaders & NOBLE Western NY Chapter held an event in Rochester, acknowledging the sacrifice of pioneers that paved the way for Black police officers in honor of . Those in attendance proudly celebrated trailblazers & honored fallen officers of color. http://bit.ly/3mb4SWU
Rochester, N.Y. - In honor of Black History Month, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement (NOBLE) is acknowledging the sacrifices of pioneers that l
Yesterday, NOBLE President Brenda Goss Andrews testified at the U.S. Sentencing Commission Public Hearing.
On Thursday, February 23, NOBLE President Brenda Goss Andrews gave testimony at the U.S. Sentencing Commission’s public hearing on federal sentencing guidelines. She spoke specifically to NOBLE’s support of amendments to the commission’s policy relating to compassionate release and referenced NOBLE’s previous support of the Formerly Incarcerated Re-enter Society Transformed Safely Transitioning Every Person (First Step) Act of 2018, which she said struck a balance between maintaining public safety and improving reentry, rehabilitation, and workforce training.
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President Brenda Goss Andrews will be testifying at the U.S. Sentencing Commission Public Hearing tomorrow at 10:45 am ET.
http://www.ussc.gov/policymaking/meetings-hearings/public-hearing-february-23-24-2023
Happening today! “Voices for Change: Excellence in Black Law Enforcement Media” – in partnership with ! Hear many great speakers from:
✅Pennsylvania
✅Columbus, OH
✅Burke County, NC
✅California
✅Stafford County, VA
Discussion about the influential law enforcement officer who utilize various media platforms to inspire a new generation of officers and community leaders and create more awareness for this profession will be talked. Register to the zoom webinar https://bit.ly/3Y0oEm4 and join us at 6:00-7:30pm EST.
In partnership with the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), the National Law Enforcement Museum presents Voices for Change: Excellence in Black Law Enforcement Media. This program brings together influential law enforcement officers from around the country who utilize....
Join us Wednesday in our virtual Zoom Webinar! “Voices for Change: Excellence in Black Law Enforcement Media” – featuring our national president, and many great figures from the law enforcement community!
Register for the zoom webinar https://bit.ly/3Y0oEm4 Wednesday, February 22nd from 6:00-7:30pm EST.
In partnership with the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), the National Law Enforcement Museum presents Voices for Change: Excellence in Black Law Enforcement Media. This program brings together influential law enforcement officers from around the country who utilize....
🚨 The CEO Symposium is just two months away!! Register and reserve your room today.
For your convenience, registration and hotel info can be found here 👉 http://bit.ly/3QPmhzz
What happened in Memphis was wrong—and we must figure out collectively how to address it, how to ensure full accountability, and take the necessary steps to prevent future occurrences. Visit Newsweek for the full op-ed 👉 https://bit.ly/3I1LLpw
Enjoy Super Bowl LVII! 🏈 and remind you to stay safe. Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk. 😉 Stay in the Game; Use a Designated Driver Learn more at 👉 https://bit.ly/3XFJYwA
National President Brenda Goss Andrews attended the Winter Meeting. Pictured: Law Enforcement Leaders and Elected Officials.
to Seattle Police Detective Denise “Cookie” Bouldin, for her continuous efforts and participating in the communities. Last month, she attended Garfield Teen Life Center’s for a Martin Luther King Jr. event.
🚨 For this year’s CEO Symposium, The Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center offers special room rates for event attendees! Use this link to secure a room today at an affordable rate 👉 https://bit.ly/3jPoHBK
Join in celebrating Black History Month. 🤎 Throughout the month of February be ON THE LOOKOUT for posts about law enforcement heroes, milestones & stories.
Invitation NOBLE Region IV Training Conference, March 10-11, 2023, Indianapolis, IN
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was invited to this afternoon's State of the Union briefing with White House staff -- and we're excited to tune into the full address to hear President Biden talk about the country's progress and finishing the job we've started together. Please plan to join us tonight at 9 p.m.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/state-of-the-union-2023/
President Biden will address a Joint Session of Congress at the United States Capitol on Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at 9 PM ET. Bookmark this page
Due to generations of systemic racism, gun violence impacts Black Americans at a disproportionate rate. This , shines a light on the stories of Black survivors, who are leading efforts to reduce gun violence in their communities.
For more information, click 👉 momentsthatsurvive.org
On Friday February 3rd, leadership met with to discuss key partnership initiatives and priorities. Pictured: President Brenda Goss Andrews and Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta.
On February 2nd, attended the DOJ Leadership Law Enforcement Quarterly Meeting. Pictured: President Brenda Goss Andrews, BJA Director Karlhton Moore, and COPS Director Hugh Clements Jr.
On January 31st, NOBLE National President Brenda Goss Andrews participated in the Law Enforcement Officers Fi****ms Survival Summit .
Join , NCEMC, along with moderator Jonni Redick, Tiffany Henderson, and Maurice Edwards on February 9 for a 90-minute conversation on child s*x trafficking. Log on at 1:00 p.m. EST via Zoom after registering with the following link: http://bit.ly/3l3lzmw
Let's wrap up with these mentoring facts!
is deeply saddened by the death of Mr. Tyre Nichols. First and foremost, it is the position of NOBLE that everyone deserves to be treated as a human being and we ALL must respect the sanctity of life. We extend heartfelt prayers and condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Tyre Nichols. 🙏🏿
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"A Virtual Table Talk with NOBLE’s Top Cops” – featuring our national president and police chiefs
discussing the impact of gun violence in our communities, how we’re making a difference, technology and crime prevention, and reducing negative police-citizen interactions.
Speakers:
MODERATOR
Brenda Goss Andrews
Retired Detroit Police Deputy Chief
PANELISTS
Murphy, Paul
Chief, Baton Rouge
Police Department
Michael S. Harrison
Commissioner, Baltimore
Police Department
Danielle Outlaw
Commissioner for the Philadelphia
Police Department
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NOBLE rolling into Orlando like ... Welcome NOBLE members and friends! An exciting day of workshops, the CEO Symposium and keynote speakers like FBI Deputy Director Paul M. Abbate are on the agenda today. It 's going be great! #NOBLE46
Only 4 days left! #NOBLE is ready, are you? This Friday marks the start of our 46th Annual Conference and we are thrilled to see you there. For attendee info and registration (there is still time!) click here: https://bit.ly/3yuSoxd #NOBLE46
It has been three months since the 2022 William R. Bracey CEO Symposium in Baton Rouge, LA and we find ourselves still trying to process the significance of driving change. More than 300 people attended in person (since 2 years) to listen, find inspiration, and participate in the conversations and trainings. Seeing this vision come to fruition was something we still cannot quite describe, but we are thankful. Many people have asked what is next and where we go from here? Now, it is time to get to work and register for our 46th Annual Training Conference and Exhibit in Orlando Florida from July 22-27. Register Here: https://bit.ly/3yuSoxd #CEOSymposium #NOBLE46 #justicebyaction
In the wake of multiple deadly shootings across the country, NOBLE leaders pause to stand in support of National Gun Violence Awareness Day. #NOBLEstrong #JusticeByAction #gunviolenceawareness #wearorange
Join #NOBLE for Region II Training, "Police Accountability in a Changing Social Context" on April 29-30 in Richmond, VA! Network with colleagues, expand career horizons, pick from dozens of workshops & learn from keynote speakers & thought leaders! Register Online: https://bit.ly/3xncXLx Truist ShotSpotter Dominion Energy NOBLE - Northern Virginia Chapter
#NOBLE educated Lakeland, FL teens at the Peace Teen Summit with #TheLawandYourCommunity presentation focused on how to engage if pulled over by police. 75 attendees learned LOTS from the free course. Lakeland Police Department said the effort "made an outstanding impression on our young people and their parents." #JusticeByAction LakelandPD
First Black Assistant Sherriff in San Francisco Sheriffs Office, Tanzanika Carter sheds light on many extraordinary Black men and women who demonstrated courage in the face of challenges. Hidden figures and key trailblazers who paved the way. #NOBLEfirst #BHM
The men and women of #NOBLE wish you a safe and #HappyHalloween21. 🎃 We want #Halloween to be full of treats, not tricks. Take a look at our safety tips to stop your celebrations from becoming a nightmare: 🎃 Children should be accompanied by an adult 🎃 Stay in well-lit areas 🎃 Never go in a stranger's house 🎃 Take care crossing roads Read more here: www.google.com/amp/s/www.11alive.com/amp/article/news/local/halloween-safety-tips-covid/85-46f8d357-c117-4096-ae30-8d35fad4b45d
Hear from NOBLE President Frederick L. Thomas as we prepare to kickstart National Police Weekend. To read full media statement: https://conta.cc/3APlWDD #policeweek #nationalpoliceweek #JusticeByAction
8 trucks unpacked and distributed to 4 sites in Louisiana! That's one long workday for NOBLE National President Frederick L. Thomas . He and an entire team from the "Convoy of Care" and the NOBLE Atlanta Chapter played a big part in bringing food, hope and trust back to the communities that need it the most after Hurricane Ida WSB-TV #justicebyaction #HurricaneIda #NOBLEProud #convoyofcare Video Courtesy: WSB-TV
Longtime NOBLE New York member Timothy Pearson was driving in to work when he got the call. Where were You on September 11th, 2001? Add your comments below. #NOBLEremembers
On this episode of Justice By Action, we have invited two chiefs to join us today to ask them about some of the strategies they use in their communities to keep their citizens safe.
NOBLE’s The Law and Your Community program is available for virtual sessions. Partnering with local law enforcement officers, we provide real life lessons in a virtual classroom for participants of all ages. The program is just the first step in developing community-police relations that build trust, transparency, and accountability. The sessions are free of charge. Contact NOBLE National Headquarters for more details and to schedule an event. www.noblenational.org/tlyc
In this edition of #NOBLENewsmakers, we talk with Franklin Township Police Department - Somerset County Police Director and #NOBLE National #FinSec Quovella Spruill about the groundbreaking, glass ceiling shattering, history-in-the-making community impact happening at their department.
Join us for a Blessing of the Badge.
Join us tomorrow for our Future of Public Safety conversation: Recruiting, Skills, and Training. We’ll hear from policymakers, advocates, and law enforcement leaders about how to best recruit police officers in this new paradigm, and how to train law enforcement officers to best serve communities. Speakers include Minneapolis City Councilmember Phillipe Cunningham, Director of the African American Roundtable at Wisconsin Voices Markasa Tucker, New York Assemblyman Michael Blake, National Sheriffs' Association President and Dane County, WI Sheriff David Mahoney, Alliance for Safety and Justice President Lenore Anderson, and former Camden County Police Commissioner Scott Thomson. Sign up at bit.ly/johnjaynobleseries and join us here at 4pm ET on October 1.
Join us tomorrow at 4pm for the next Future of Public Safety conversation: Investing in Safer Communities. In this discussion, we’ll hear from leaders in business, philanthropy, and law enforcement as they discuss what investments are needed in order to build safe and thriving communities, and what that means for policing. Speakers include Forward Justice co-director Daryl Atkinson, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, Responsible Business Initiative for Justice Founder & CEO Celia Oullette, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison, Microsoft Justice Reform Initiative Director Merisa Heu-Weller, Director of Gender, Racial, and Ethnic Justice at the Ford Foundation Tanya Coke, and former International Association of Chiefs of Police President and LaGrange Chief of Police Louis Dekmar.
Join us for our next session of the Future of Public Safety conversations: Public Health & Welfare. In this discussion, we’ll hear from leaders in public health and violence prevention tackle critical questions about what rethinking public safety means for public health, and the role of law enforcement in responding to specific community challenges, such as youth violence, addiction, and homelessness. Speakers include Trust for America's Health Vice President & COO Dr. Nadine Gracia, Center for Gun Policy and Research at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Deputy Director Dr. Cassandra Crifasi, Michigan Youth Violence Prevention Center at the University of Michigan School of Public Health Director Dr. Marc Zimmerman, National Institute of Justice former Deputy Director Dr. Howard Spivak, and Tulane University Weatherhead Presidential Chair in Health Equity Dr. Thomas LaVeist.
To create truly safe communities, we must answer critical questions about what public safety looks like beyond the police station. What is the role of police and other community actors and public servants in creating safe communities? What is the role of police and other community actors in responding to specific community challenges such as youth violence, substance abuse, and homelessness? Speakers include Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform Executive Director David Muhammad, former Health Commissioner for the City of Baltimore and former president of Planned Parenthood Dr. Leana Wen, Director of the National Network for Safe Communities David Kennedy, Dallas Chief of Police Reneé Hall, and Public Welfare Foundation President & CEO Candice Jones.
Activists and advocates across sectors, ideologies, and movements have called for a range of solutions to make communities safer and more racially just. How should we define “public safety” in 21st Century America, and what does that mean for policing? Speakers include activist and organizer Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Tucson Chief of Police Chris Magnus, Pastor Mike McBride of The Way Christian Center, Forward Justice co-director Daryl Atkinson, R Street Director Arthur Rizer, police & fire labor relations consultant and attorney at law Ron DeLord, and Mayo Clinic Chief Security Officer Matthew Horace.
At this pivotal moment in our nation’s history, advocates, policymakers, law enforcement, and community leaders around the country have raised concerns about policing and public safety. Recent events have sparked a broad national reckoning around long-standing issues related to race, public safety, and policing in America. How did we get here, and how do we make sure diverse voices are included in finding solutions? Join the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) for the first of six livestream conversations to reimagine the future of public safety and redefine the role of policing in America today. Speakers include John Jay College of Criminal Justice President Karol V. Mason, NOBLE Immediate Past President and Durham Chief of Police C.J. Davis, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance-Bottoms, JustLeadershipUSA President & CEO DeAnna Hoskins, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, Minneapolis Chief of Police Medaria Arradondo, Robin Hood Foundation CEO Wes Moore, Director of the Police Benevolent and Protective Association of Illinois Sean Smoot, and Founder of LIFE Camp Erica Ford.
NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams in New York City's Times Square.
NOBLE National Past President Cerelyn “CJ” Davis discusses #FutureofPublicSafety, a NOBLE partnership with John Jay College of Criminal Justice
NOBLE and NHTSA remind you to ride sober or get pulled over.
If you're in New York City over the next two weeks, take a trip through Times Square where you'll see NOBLE prominently displayed on the Thomson Reuters Building, 3 Times Square. We're taking our message of future, forward 21st century policing to the bright lights of Broadway and the world! #JusticeByAction
NOBLE National President Lynda R Williams appeared on CNN New Day this morning to discuss her recent conversation with Attorney General William Barr on the topic of systemic racism in policing.
A community Town Hall panel discussion on lack of trust between the local police departments in America and the Black community. This forum is intended to offer insight and actionable steps on how to improve those relationships. Please visit noblenational.org to learn more. Brought to you by National Organization of Black Law Enforcement (NOBLE).
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