CPO Program Attendance Sheet - 2024 Conference

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The NACOLE Certified Practitioner of Oversight (CPO) credential program recognizes oversight practitioners who have achieved a high level of professional oversight training and encourages employers and oversight agencies to support and encourage participation in these voluntary training programs.
2024 Conference Participant Information

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CPO Program Attendance - 2024 Conference

Please mark all sessions which were attended in their entirety.

Sunday, October 13, 2024

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Executive Leadership Forum - Session 1 (1.5 hours)
Executive Leadership Forum - Session 2 (1.5 hours)
Executive Leadership Forum - Session 3 (1.0 hour)
Executive Leadership Forum - Session 4 (1.5 hours)
Board and Commission Member Training Forum - Session 1 (1.75 hours)
Board and Commission Member Training Forum - Session 2 (1.5 hours)
Board and Commission Member Training Forum - Session 3 (1.5 hours)

Monday, October 14, 2024

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Featured Speaker: Colonel Jeffrey Glover, Director of the Arizona Department of Public Safety (0.5 hour)
The Three Faces of Prison Oversight in Arizona (1.5 hours)
Civilian Oversight in Phoenix, AZ: Implementation, Preemption, and a Meaningful Path Forward (1.25 hours)
Transparency, A Bridge to Trust & Collaboration: How Oversight Agencies Can Share Information with Impacted Families, the Public, and Media
Preventing and Reducing Prison Violence (1.5 hours)
Law Enforcement Interactions with Persons Experiencing Behavioral Health Crisis: Exploring Alternative Response Models (1.5 hours)
Protection and Advocacy (P&A) Organizations: An Untapped Correctional Oversight Resource (1.5 Hours)

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

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Advancing Justice: Emerging Topics in DOJ Civil Rights Investigations (1.5 hours)
Public Order Policing: Modern Approach (1.5 hours)
Overcoming Obstacles: Strategies for Effective Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement (1.5 hours)
Data Triangulation for High Impact Monitoring: Three Case Studies (1.5 hours)
Roundtables by Region (1.5 hours)
The Prosecutor and Police Oversight: Seeking Alignment (1.5 hours)
An Iterative Approach to Oversight: Using a Series of Evaluation and Reporting Techniques to Assess Search Warrants (1.5 hours)
Monitoring the Health Care Provided to People in Custody (1.5 hours)
The Intersection of Criminal Defense Litigation and Police Oversight (1.5 hours)
Quantitative Data as Evidence in Investigations of Biased Policing: Opportunities and Challenges (1.5 hours)
We're Not the Enemy: Making Critiques and Responding to Resistance with Diplomacy (1.5 hours)
The Critical Role of Board & Commission Member Training in Civilian Oversight (1.0 hour)
Assessing and Communicating the Impact of Correctional Oversight (1.0 hour)

Wednesday, October 16, 2024

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Transforming Policy Through Storytelling: How Storytelling Can Be A Powerful Tool for Community Oversight (1.5 hours)
Arbitration: The Achilles Heel of Oversight and Accountability (1.5 hours)
Know Your Oversight World: International and National Oversight (1.5 hours)
Unveiling Deputy Gangs: Understanding the Phenomenon and Implementing Oversight Measures (1.5 hours)
Empowering POST Boards to Bolster State-Level Oversight (1.5 hours)
Law Enforcement Misconduct Data: Standards and Working Towards "Standardization" (1.5 hours)
Roundtable: Threats to Oversight's Effectiveness and Survival (1.0 hour)
Roundtable: Standardization of Data in Oversight (1.0 hour)

Thursday, October 17, 2024

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Creating a Trauma-Informed Culture within Civilian Oversight (1.5 hours)
The SAJE Policing Assessment: Implementing and Evaluating an Assessment of Sound, Accountable, Just, and Effective Policing

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