OM DENNE EPISODE
Today I talk about the recent ECAC virtual conference that was in partnership with the IACA and the roster of guest speakers as well as my partnership with Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol, the Police Science Dr, and her upcoming virtual conference as well. Sign up for this FREE conference coming in April!
Links:
Episode 1.6 video version
Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol - sign up for her conference here as well
Dr Lawrence Sherman's NIRO Knowledge episode
Slack invite - Join the global conversation on criminal justice with other analysts and academics
Analyst Talk with Jason Elder
Reducing Crime - Dr Jerry Ratcliffe's podcast
All About Analysis - Manny San Pedro's podcast
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