IACP Human and Civil Rights Committee 2016 Annual Report 1 | Page 4

Accomplishment s
Sa n Fr a n c is c o , CA - January 8,

OAKLAND, CA - March 15, 2016 -

ARLINGTON, TX - May 8-10, 2016 -

2016 - Black and White: A Matter of

National Organization of Black Law

Racial Reconciliation Summit -

Trust Symposium

Enforcement Executives (N.O.B.L.E.) - Arlington PD hosted Dr. John Perkins

AKRON, OH - February 4, 2016 Rethinking Race: Black, White &
Beyond - A forum at the University
of Akron in which race and
race-related issues were discussed.
ARLINGTON, TX - February 11, 2016
- Not In Our Town - Waking in Oak
Creek - This event was held at the
University of Texas at Arlington and

San Francisco Area Chapter - Forum

who spoke to internal employees and

on contemporary topics including

community members over a 3-day

transparency, legitimacy, and implicit period on the topic of race and
bias.

reconciliation efforts.

No r ma l , IL - April 12-13, 2016 Women in Criminal Justice
Conference - Marcia K. Thompson
presented on Leadership and
Procedural Justice during the event.

included a community panel
discussion after a short screening of
the film.
SPRINGFIELD, IL - May 19, 2016 Procedural Justice and Resiliency as
Core Values - 32-hour leadership
training for new Illinois Chiefs of
Police.
Sa n MATEO, CA - May 20, 2016 SEATTLE, W A - April 27-28, 2016 Hate Crime Conference hosted by
HOLLYW OOD, FL - February 12,
2016 - National Organization of

Seattle PD.

ADRx Innovations - Event hosted by
the Peninsula Conflict Resolution
Center to strengthen race relations in
the community.

Black Law Enforcement Executives

Co l umbus , OH - June 8-13, 2016 -

(N.O.B.L.E.) - William R. Bracey CEO

10th International Conference on

Symposium which discussed issues

Conflict Resolution Education

relevant to 21st Century policing.

Conference - The theme was to build

ARLINGTON, TX - March 11, 2016 Procedural Justice Summit hosted by
Arlington PD and the University of
Texas at Arlington. The keynote
speaker was Dr. Tom Tyler and
included U.S. Attorney for the
Northern District, John Parker who
spoke about Civil Rights.

stronger communities through peace,
justice, and security.