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February 2021

Leadership During Crisis

 

GUEST EDITORS Nicole LeFort and Trey Ernandez

Crises such as a pandemic, wildfires, protests, and mass attacks place heavy and unusual demands on police executives. Learning from others’ experiences and developing the necessary decision-making skills and tools can help police successfully lead in the face of a crisis.

Articles

  • Three Strategies for Crisis Leadership

    If 2020 taught us anything, it is that crisis IS the new normal. This is an era of overlapping, nonstop, and ever-evolving crises, and there seems to be no end in sight. While police leaders are no st...

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  • Leadership in the Face of Fire

    Leading through crisis had a much different meaning in 2020 than it did in past years. Historically, incidents or disasters under the police’s purview come and go within a short time period. Howeve...

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  • Tackling the Moral Risks of Policing

    Police officers are vulnerable to a variety of moral risks. The moral risks stem both from officers’ routine duties and their ongoing exposure to critical and traumatic incidents. The moral risks ta...

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  • Shaping Police Leaders for the 21st Century

    The historic events of 2020 tested the resilience, endurance, and knowledge of individuals, communities, and police professionals in the United States. The burdens of quarantines, unrest and social ju...

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  • 2021 IACP Officer Safety and Wellness Symposium Preview

    The 2021 IACP Officer Safety and Wellness (OSW) Symposium will be held March 17–19. This online event and expo will offer more than 50 educational workshops, on evidence-based practices, case studie...

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