Canadian Policing Research: Collaborative Mission for Evidence-Based Decisions
"Explore the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police Research Foundation's mission to promote collaborative research in Canadian policing, with a vision of enabling evidence-based decisions. Engage with high-quality programming, partnerships, and guided by inclusive principles to build a hub of Canadian police knowledge. Discover white papers, research agendas, and collaborative initiatives driving innovation in policing. Join the movement towards informed policing decisions rooted in research. Visit cacp.ca/research today."
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C.A.P.E June 27,2018
About the CACP RF Mission Established: 1982 Promote the creation, use and sharing of collaborative research in Canadian policing Reborn: 2009 Programming: High quality, innovative (mission-based) programming to meet the needs of the policing community Vision Enabling evidence-based decisions in policing Engagement & Partnerships: Engage, consult and collaborate with professional and community partners to build capabilities in policing research (Evidence-based decision making is integral & foundational to policing) www.cacp.ca/research
About the CACP RF Guiding Principles Research is inclusive Research is cost effective Research is Canadian We have never had a national body of Canadian Police Knowledge. All too often we look to the US or the UK for solutions. The time is now for a hub of information that is Canadian and inclusive. Chief Robert Lunney (Rtd.) www.cacp.ca/research
About the CACP RF Mission Promote the creation, use and sharing of collaborative research in Canadian policing www.cacp.ca/research
Partnerships Create White Papers The Right Decision The dollars and sense of policing nad community safety Canadian Policing Research Catalogue Public Safety Canada Library Over 9,000 documents www.cacp.ca/research
Research Agenda Create Delivered: Informative interviews National survey of police leaders and other stakeholders Consensus building workshops Mobilization strategy: Executive summary Disseminate to members Engage stakeholders Goal: Identify priorities and gaps in Canadian policing research, foster alignment with stakeholder groups, identify areas of collaboration Driven by research needs of police leadership Collaboration CACP Board, Committees, Members Academics Government www.cacp.ca/research
2013 Research Agenda Create Human Resources Funding and Financing Community Engagement Operations Impact of Technology Policing Models www.cacp.ca/research
2017 Research Agenda Renewal Create Public trust and confidence Policing persons with mental illness National security Opioid overdoses Cybercrime and technology The root causes of substance abuse Mental health and well-being of members www.cacp.ca/research
Making Research Accessible Use Annual policing research conference Plenary session @ CACP annual conference CACP RF Plenary Session Five for Five: Research Snapshots Five speakers five minutes five new research topics! CACP RF Connect with access to Criminal Justice Abstracts with Full Text www.cacp.ca/research
Share A secure forum to: Find academic and police partners for collaboration Share and learn best practices Discuss everyday issues and questions with colleagues across the country Access peer-reviewed research with Criminal Justice Abstracts with Full Text Work collaboratively Encourage evidence-based innovation Build professional networks A shared resource with shared benefits Access to research resources + connection and collaboration = Evidence-based decision-making and program delivery www.cacp.ca/research
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