Urgent Priorities to Further Our Reform Efforts
The field of oversight of law enforcement has grown significantly in the last few years. With it, the needs of practitioners and communities looking to establish civilian oversight have also grown; the current national outcry for police reform has accelerated that growth rapidly. NACOLE is working hard to meet the demand but money is often a limiting factor. With your help, we could increase our capacity for outreach, advocacy, and education. We want to strengthen and expand oversight throughout the country, and give those tasked with doing this challenging and essential work the support and professional development they need to be strong, effective community-change agents. Your donation will directly support NACOLE’s top 3 priorities:
1. Advocacy for civilian oversight
2. Training of oversight professionals
3. Defining and defending oversight with state-of-the-field research and data
RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
NACOLE Issues Request for Proposals for Fundraising Consultant
The National Association for Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement (NACOLE) invites proposals from experienced, well-qualified, professional fundraising consultants/specialists to assist NACOLE in securing capacity-building funds, pursuant to a retainer contract, for an initial period of up to one year. NACOLE seeks to expand its services, reach, and influence by engaging a professional fundraising consultant to help NACOLE obtain capacity-building funds, for the purpose of hiring an executive director and other necessary staff. Read More
2021 Annual Conference Request for Proposal Now Available
Individuals and organizations are invited to submit proposals for workshops panels, and presentation proposals for NACOLE’s 27th Annual Conference. All proposals will be considered for the virtual conference. If your proposal is thought a good fit for the in-person component, you will be contacted to ensure your willingness to participate. All proposals and supporting documentation must be received by the Annual Conference Committee by 11:59 p.m. PDT on February 28, 2021...Read More
Two Additional Events in the 2021 NACOLE Webinar Series Now Open For Registration
NACOLE has just opened registration for the next two webinars in its 2021 series. On February 23rd we will welcome Dave Maass to discuss civilian oversight of police surveillance technology and on March 3rd, in partnership with the Ernest Becker Foundation, we welcome Deborah Jacobs, Jon Maskály, Ph.D, and Sheldon Solomon, Ph.D. to address death and anxiety and police culture. Read More
Session Recordings for the 2020 Annual NACOLE Conference Will Be Available For Purchase Through February 28, 2021
One way in which we can be prepared for the path ahead is to engage in training, learn effective practices, and become aquainted with the innovative work that is happening around the country and the world. NACOLE will be holding the 2020 Annual NACOLE Conference virtually. This year's conference will be presented in the form of 32 webinars between July 20 - September 22, 2020. Read More