

LEPH2019 – The Fifth International Conference on Law Enforcement & Public Health
Date: 21-23 October 2019
Venue: Edinburgh, Scotland
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4 weeks ago
Today at Leph2021, FJP’s Miriam Krinsky and Institute for Innovation in Prosecution at John Jay College Director Michael Kahn facilitated a discussion with Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez (Kings County District Attorney’s Office), JustLeadershipUSA President DeAnna Hoskins, Northwestern University Professor Andrew Papachristos, and Open Society Foundations Program Officer Aram Barra on innovative public health models to address and prevent violence. The panel explored why our criminal legal system’s default punitive response is an inadequate response to the drivers of violence, new models from the US and Latin America that use a public health framework in violence prevention, and how we can center communities – and particularly communities of color and other communities most impacted by these failed approaches – in our efforts to bring about change. … See MoreSee Less
1 month ago
Last chance to register for the 6th International Law Enforcement & Public Health Conference starting Monday 22nd March 2021!
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LEPH2021 March eNews- Time is running out: register now for the virtual LEPH2021 conference
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LEPH2021 March eNews- Time is running out: register now for the virtual LEPH2021 conference FEATURES: Welcome message from Vice Provost, Matt Baker, Thomas Jefferson University Speaker and session hig…
1 month ago
Don’t miss the upcoming Police and First Responders Health and Well-Being Event – LEPH2021 Pre-Conference Session. Register now!
Event Timing: Monday March 15th 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (EDT)
The following leaders from policing will be giving short presentations on the issues facing police and first responders, and how police leadership is working to address these pressures:
Thomas Carrique, Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner – Canada
Andy Rhodes, Chief Constable Lancashire Constabulary, National Lead for Wellbeing and Engagement, and Chair of the CPOSA Prof. Community, and Chair for Organizational Development – UK
Lieutenant William Walsh, Voorhees Township Police Dept. – US … See MoreSee Less
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Police and First Responders Health and Well-Being Event registration – LEPH2021 Pre-Conference Session Event Timing: Monday March 15th 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (EDT) The following leaders from policing …
1 month ago
LEPH2021 session highlight –
F11: Proffered papers: Law enforcement and mental health Tracking and managing crisis risk across borders: Developing regional/national networks
This session is currently scheduled for F11 ( Day 5, Friday 26 March at 1:00 PM – 1:50 PM EST)
SESSION DESCRIPTION:
The three presenters in this session will be discussing themes of law enforcement and well-being.
Paul Jennings will be briefing the conference on the SIM model of care that combines medical leadership from a mental health clinician and behavioral leadership from a police officer coproducing crisis care plans. He will update the conference on on the progress made, the core lessons learnt and the operational and clinical challenges still ahead.
Charlotte Gill will discuss how in rural communities, police departments are often the first and only resource available for people experiencing mental health issues. She will present results from a randomized controlled trial to test the efficacy of a police-mental health provider co-responder model for addressing mental health-related calls for service.
Clair White will discuss mental health calls, specifically using qualitative coding and content analysis of call data to better understand the nature of these calls and examine the characteristics with the calls. She will also be examining whether the characteristics of the calls were contextualized by crime levels and the environment of the street. … See MoreSee Less
Mental health in focus at LEPH2021
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Mental health in focus at LEPH2021 Mental health is everyone’s business: it affects us all. Among the sessions curated below are speakers with lived experience of ill mental health and researchers p…
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#LEPH2021 March eNews
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LEPH2021 March eNews- Time is running out: register now for the virtual LEPH2021 conference
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LEPH2021 March eNews- Time is running out: register now for the virtual LEPH2021 conference FEATURES: Welcome message from Vice Provost, Matt Baker, Thomas Jefferson University Speaker and session hig…