In this engaging podcast series hosted by Thomas Canavan, the Executive Director of the National Law Enforcement Museum, we examine the vital role that law enforcement think tanks and policy centers play in shaping contemporary policing practices. Each episode features in-depth interviews with leading experts in the field, exploring their insights, research, and the innovative strategies they advocate to enhance public safety and community engagement.

In our discussions, we will delve into insights on trends and challenges. Listeners will gain an understanding of the essential contributions that think tanks and policy centers make in shaping the future of public safety. Tune in for conversations that inspire change and advocate for a more effective law enforcement system. Whether you are a professional or simply interested in the evolution of public safety policy, this series provides a unique perspective on law enforcement research, strategy, and practice.

Episode Highlights

1. Chris Hsiung, The Curve: Join us as Chris explores the intersection of leadership and community policing, emphasizing how enhancing culture within law enforcement can result in innovative approaches that build trust and transparency between officers and their communities.

2. Paul Goldenberg, from the Miller Center on Policing and Community Resilience, shares his insights on community resilience and emphasizes the importance of collaborative strategies for preventing crime and enhancing public safety.

3. Ben Haiman, The Center for Public Safety and Justice, University of Virginia: In this episode, Ben examines innovative projects and shares valuable insights into efficiencies and ongoing education in policing.

4. Jim Bueermann, Future Policing Institute: Jim discusses the future of policing, emphasizing innovative methods and the importance of the rapidly evolving challenges posed by artificial intelligence in public safety.

5. Rosa Brooks, Center on Innovations in Community Safety, Georgetown University: Rosa explores the role of policy innovation in law enforcement, discussing how new ideas and frameworks can lead to more effective policing practices.