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We are pleased to confirm the new location for the 58th IAWP Annual Training Conference has been changed from Yogyakarta to Labuan Bajo due to the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic. We have the honor to advise you that the local government has taken necessary measure to ensure the safety of our attendees.
We are also pleased to announce that for the first time in IAWP history the annual training conference will be hybrid in format. Whilst there will be limited spaces for delegates to attend in person, the entire conference will be live streamed so you will be able to access the world class training live, or at your convenience by accessing the recordings of the sessions. We believe this will enable much wider access to the conference but without the expense or stress of travelling internationally during these challenging times.
You will find relevant information elsewhere on this site, so please visit regularly as we will be continually updating the details as the new plans continue to take shape.
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Marie-Josee McCool, Professional Ethics Advisor Canada “Sharing Active Resilience Skills in Supportive Relationships to Overcome Adversity” |
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Kristen Neubauer, Captain - Criminal Investigations Division USA “Discussion on Mentoring: Organizational (formal) & Individual (informal)” |
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Julia Jeager, First Vice President IAWP United Kingdoms “How to Write Successful IAWP Award Nominations” |
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Jane Townsly, Retired Chief Inspector/Executive Director of IAWP United Kingdoms “Gender Agenda International - Developing a Strategic Framework to Maximize the Role of Women in Policing” |
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Julia Craddock, Inspector - Strategic Management Office, Halton Regional Police Service Canada “Finding Success Outside the Comfort Zone: Police Women in Tech” |
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Jane Boissonneault, Advisor NCO - International Peace Operations, Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Canada Canada “Canadian Women Police Officers in International Peacekeeping Missions” |
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Rebecca Swan, Athletic Therapist in Vancouver Police Department, Canada Canada “Three steps to reducing and preventing pain related to wearing personal protective equipment” |
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Samara Bilmer, Professional Responsibility Unit (as an Acting Sergeant), Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment Canada “Collaboration, Risk Assessments and Education to Reduce Intimate Partner Violence in our Communities” |
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Simone Butcher, Airport Commander, Melbourne Airport Krissy Barret, Commander Aviation, Protection Operations Australian Federal Police Australia “The Changing Faces of Counter Terrorism First Responders: The Impact Women Are Having on Policing Australian Airports” |
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Ellie Bird Lenawarungu, Director, Strategic Policing Advisor Kenya “Understanding the Complexity of the Problem” |
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Irina D'Almeida, Senior Gender Advisor Melissa Jardine, Regional Research Lead INTERPOL INTERPOL Singapore “Women in Law Enforcement Leadership in ASEAN” |
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Shahala Pervin, SP (Administration & Finance) Bangladesh “Barriers of Women Leadership in Bangladesh Police Administration (Yes, We Can)” |
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Lisa Schmitter, Licensed Professional Counselor USA “Self-Care to avoid Vicarious Trauma, Burn-out and Post-Traumatic Stress” |
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Longe Grace, Director of Research, Policy & Planning, National Institute of Police Studies, Abuja Nigeria Police Force Nigeria “Women in Public Order Management: The Nigeria Police Force Experience” |
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Jaimie Leigh Bergman, Detective - Family Protection Team, New Zealand Police New Zealand “The Power and Benefits of Holistic Health” |
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Barbra L Torgusen USA “Violence against Vulnerable Elders during and after Disasters: Natural or Human Caused.” |
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Kyla Kirkpatrick, Drive Programme Director, Drive Project, England United Kingdoms “The Drive Project” |
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Kateryna Pavlichenko, Chair of Board of Ukrainian Association on Women in Law Enforcement (UAWLE) Ukraine “Combating Domestic Violence amid the Challenges of COVID 19 Pandemic / Ukraine's Experience” |
During the Board of Director Meeting held in Quito, Equador, March 2019, Indonesia has won the bidding to host the International Assosication of Women Police Conference 2021. It is a great honor for Indonesia to host the event since for the very first time IAWP conference will take place in Asia Continent.
The theme of the auspicious conference is “Women at The Center Stage of Policing”. More than 70 speakers and experts from all over the world will be attending this conference. IAWP conference is a platform to encourage the role of law enforcement women from various countries who have dedicated their lives to maintain security and public order.
During IAWP 2021 Conference in Indonesia, the participants will also be indulged with various Indonesian cultural diversity programs and professionalism ability demonstration of Indonesian Police Women.
I am Ida Oetari, IAWP 2021 Committees Chair Person, invite you to attend the IAWP Annual Conference 2021 and enjoy the beauty of nature and traditional Indonesian culture.
During the Board of Director Meeting held in Quito, Equador, March 2019, Indonesia has won the bidding to host the International Assosication of Women Police Conference 2021. It is a great honor for Indonesia to host the event since for the very first time IAWP conference will take place in Asia Continent.
The theme of the auspicious conference is “Women at The Center Stage of Policing”. More than 70 speakers and experts from all over the world will be attending this conference. IAWP conference is a platform to encourage the role of law enforcement women from various countries who have dedicated their lives to maintain security and public order.
During IAWP 2021 Conference in Indonesia, the participants will also be indulged with various Indonesian cultural diversity programs and professionalism ability demonstration of Indonesian Police Women.
I am Ida Oetari, IAWP 2021 Committees Chair Person, invite you to attend the IAWP Annual Conference 2021 and enjoy the beauty of nature and traditional Indonesian culture.
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Due to the change in format of the conference and the reduced number of delegates able to attend in person, registrations are currently only open for online registrations at this time. Should you wish to attend in person, we will be opening a limited number of registrations, however, at this time we have created a waiting list for those individuals still wishing to travel to Indonesia.
If you wish to be included on the waiting list, please email secretariatiawp2020@gmail.com. You will then be contacted when a place becomes available to enable you to register as an in-person delegate. Please note that you will need to arrange payment for your registration at the time you register to avoid your place being offered to someone else on the waiting list.
Based on latest Circular Letter from Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia dated May 17th 2021, the provisions to entering indonesia for foreigner :
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