A recent article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (‘In Georgia agency, police train to shoot, not kill’, 5/7/2021) has raised questions about the involvement and/or support…

Over the last seven years, communities and police departments have struggled over the difficult questions central to police reform efforts—when it is appropriate to use…

Now that a verdict has been reached in the Derek Chauvin trial over the death of George Floyd, it is IACP’s hope that we come…

During these extraordinarily challenging times, the ability of police leaders, elected officials, and communities to prepare for, respond to, and successfully manage demonstrations and protests…

During 2021’s Women’s History Month, the IACP would like to recognize our first female member—Frances Glessner Lee. In a traditionally male-dominated field, Lee became the…

Bishop Ronnie White Chair, IACP Police Chaplains Section The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) organized a Police Chaplains Section August 2020, and the…