International Managers of Police Academies and College Trainers (IMPACT)

Embracing Police Transformational Change: An International Perspective

Location: C142, KBHCC

Michael Parker

Senior Law Enforcement Advisor/ Consultant (PAE) - Police Strategic Communications (LASD Cmdr (Ret.)
USDOJ ICITAP - International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program
Los Angeles, California, United States
Samedin Mehmeti, Ph.D.

General Director
Kosovo Police
Republic of Kosovo, Kosovo, Serbia
Carlos Maldonado, MPA

Mission Advisor/ Senior Law Enforcement Advisor / Independent Consultant (PAE), Dominican Republic
USDOJ ICITAP - International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program, New Mexico, United States
Aminul Islam

Deputy Inspector General
Bangladesh Police
Gregory Ducot

Director
Criminal Division - International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program

Police agencies across the globe are listening and evolving during this extraordinary time of organizational, cultural, and legislative change. Police are updating training and policies to address concerns that have dominated the headlines since spring 2020. The International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) of the U.S. Department of Justice is leading these efforts, in partnership with international police counterparts, by continuously identifying and assessing these emerging trends and adopting training to strengthen public safety, combat transnational crime, and counter terrorism. This international panel will discuss police reform, community engagement, and training that is effecting transformational change in law enforcement across the globe.