Establishing careers in law enforcement and the impact of lived experiences along the way (Part 1 of 2)
What may be considered draconian mind sets are juxtaposed against conversations focused on 'open-minded' thinking while in the classroom.
In this IA pod'versation @drjalinbjohnson engages with those whose lived experiences require them to reach beyond discipline and into a place of care & concern…
EP03: The Human Rights of Police Reform In the United States in 2021
Police brutality and excessive use of force by authorities is the most prominent human rights issue in the United States in 2021. Since the murder of George Floyd last year and the recent conviction by a jury of Officer Derek Chauvin in connection with his death, police reform has been a major top…
How emotional intelligence benefits officers both on and off duty
Policing often involves personal communications between the officer and a variety of other actors including peers, supervisors, citizens, crime victims and offenders, yet development of communication skills receives little attention in the police academy.
Emotional intelligence is a key part of be…
The NOW Normal: Obed Magny Is The Only Police Officer Teaching Emotional Intelligence In The Room
“The police are the community and the community is the police. If we don’t start recognizing that simple fact, if we don’t start healing – together, we will continue to wake up to the same headlines of unarmed black men being shot, of police officers being ambushed, and of a growing rift between po…
EP 26: Dr. Obed Magny — The Future Of Emotionally Intelligent Policing
The role of police in America has been under extreme scrutiny over the past year. What does the path for healing look like, and what can accountable policing look like? Dr. Obed Magny believes the answer lies, in part, in emotional intelligence.
“If emotional intelligence has been proven to be…
JUNETEENTH: The NOW Normal-Obed Magny Is The Only Police Officer Teaching Emotional Intelligence In The Room
Celebrating Black Stories And Voices:
“The police are the community and the community is the police. If we don’t start recognizing that simple fact, if we don’t start healing – together, we will continue to wake up to the same headlines of unarmed black men being shot, of police officers being ambu…
Ep 83. A Discussion with the Dr's
Hello and welcome back! This episode is a recording from national webinar focusing on mental resiliency and emotional intelligence. The panel features Dr. Stacey Lloyd and Dr. Obed Magny. Please join us for a candid and open discussion about mental health, police work, and methods to develop positi…
Driving Change in Law Enforcement through Research and Advocacy with Dr. Obed Magny
Season 6 - Episode 112 - The CopDoc PodcastWhat if you could unlock the secrets behind effective leadership and innovation in policing? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Obed Magny, a LEADS Scholar alum and former Sacramento police officer, as we discuss his journey from the front l…
#90 (Obed Magny)
The episode features a conversation with Dr. Obed Magny, a former Sacramento police officer and co-founder of the American Society of Evidence-Based Policing. He discusses emotional intelligence and its importance in policing, including how it can help officers de-escalate tense situations by readi…
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