Education Programs

Walking the Same Beat: The First Patrol of Women Officers

March 22, 2024 | 2:00pm Eastern CLICK to watch on YouTube or Facebook!      On September 10, 1968, Sgt. Betty Blankenship and Sgt. Elizabeth Coffal Robinson of the Indianapolis Police Department became the first female police officers in the country to patrol a beat in the same fashion as their male colleagues. Their experience

True Crime Scavenger Hunt

The National Law Enforcement Museum invites you to be the detective with new True Crime Scavenger Hunts. Using the museum’s interactive exhibits, visitors will solve a series of clues to uncover the verdict and legacy of a key case in American Law Enforcement history. This educational experience takes approximately one hour to complete.  Scavenger Hunts

True Crime Scavenger Hunt

The National Law Enforcement Museum invites you to be the detective with new True Crime Scavenger Hunts. Using the museum’s interactive exhibits, visitors will solve a series of clues to uncover the verdict and legacy of a key case in American Law Enforcement history. This educational experience takes approximately one hour to complete.  Scavenger Hunts

True Crime Scavenger Hunt

The National Law Enforcement Museum invites you to be the detective with new True Crime Scavenger Hunts. Using the museum’s interactive exhibits, visitors will solve a series of clues to uncover the verdict and legacy of a key case in American Law Enforcement history. This educational experience takes approximately one hour to complete.  Scavenger Hunts

Guardians of the March: Origins of Black Law Enforcement Associations

February 23, 2024 | 2:00pm Eastern To be Livestreamed The New York Police Department Guardians Association, founded in 1943, played a key role during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on August 28, 1963. The Guardians were part of the legion of 1,500 unarmed, off-duty police officers tasked with providing protection for the

True Crime Scavenger Hunt

The National Law Enforcement Museum invites you to be the detective with new True Crime Scavenger Hunts. Using the museum’s interactive exhibits, visitors will solve a series of clues to uncover the verdict and legacy of a key case in American Law Enforcement history. This educational experience takes approximately one hour to complete.  Scavenger Hunts

True Crime Scavenger Hunts

The National Law Enforcement Museum invites you to be the detective with new True Crime Scavenger Hunts. Using the museum’s interactive exhibits, visitors will solve a series of clues to uncover the verdict and legacy of a key case in American Law Enforcement history. This educational experience takes approximately one hour to complete.  Scavenger Hunts