SAVE THE DATE! NYWLE ANNUAL CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD NOVEMBER 5-7TH IN SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Preparations are underway for our 2025 training conference, which will be held in the Marriott Downtown, Syracuse NY. We are working on putting together a strong agenda that meets the needs of our members and are looking for your help! If you are aware of speakers that you believe would provide valuable training for our …
Lake Placid, NY – More than 230 attendees of the 13th Annual New York Women in Law Enforcement (NYWLE) Training Conference are gathering in Lake Placid, New York, to hear from distinguished law enforcement experts on personal and professional development that address the unique challenges women in policing face today. The three-day event, which begins on Wednesday, October 16th, is taking place at the Conference Center at Lake Placid, New …
NYWLE is proud to announce the 2024 Annual NYWLE Training Conference to be held at The Conference Center at Lake Placid, 2634 Main Street, Lake Placid, NY 12946 The agenda will include several dynamic criminal justice speakers in their fields of expertise. Anticipated topics include: Community Trust Building, Trauma Informed Approach to Lockdown Drills, Extreme Risk Protection Orders, Trauma Informed Interviews, Social Media and Communications, Personal Finance, Leadership, Legal Updates, …
SAVE THE DATE! NYWLE ANNUAL CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD OCTOBER 16-18TH IN LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK Preparations are underway for our 2024 training conference, which will be held in the Lake Placid Conference Center, the venue of the 1980 Olympics! Board members recently toured the training site, along with the Crowne Plaza Hotel, where we […] You are unauthorized to view this page. Username Password Remember Me …
The NYWLE Board of Directors met this month for an energizing mid-year board meeting at the site of the 2024 Conference at the Lake Placid Conference Center. We discussed some exciting topics such as possible regional events that may include hiking, Paint-N-Sip and tour of the wine region. There have been some newer members who […] You are unauthorized to view this page.
NYWLE was very excited to offer our members a Zoom training course on current Crime Scene topics which was offered back on Tuesday January 30th at 12 PM. For those who could not attend there is still time to view a recording of the session. The training session was presented by NYPD Retired Chief Gary […] You are unauthorized to view this page.
Women officers throughout the United States are still experiencing difficulties in their careersin Law Enforcement. To date, women still comprise only 13% of all law enforcement officers inthe country. The New York Women in Law Enforcement organization supports all officersthrough the promotion of education, the celebration of diversity and the development of futureleaders. If you are having challenges in your career, please feel free to contact us through ourwebsite …
The International Association of Chiefs of Police recently held their Women’s Leadership Institute training in Saratoga Springs, NY. Once again, NYWLE was able to award a scholarship to an active member of NYWLE. Lt Rochelle Menard, from the Village of Depew Police Department, was this year’s scholarship winner, while NYWLE Board Members Chief Erika Taylor, NYS University Upstate and T/Lt. Kim Shappy, New York State Police, were also in attendance …
Conference 2023 Join us at the 12th Annual NYWLE Conference on October 4-6, 2023. NYWLE is proud to announce the 2023 Annual NYWLE Training Conference at the Suffern-Mahwah Crowne Plaza Hotel in Suffern, New York Registration is Now Open! The agenda will include several dynamic criminal justice speakers in their fields of expertise. Anticipated topics include: Domestic Threat Assessment Management, The Use of Facial Recognition in Investigations The Realities …
How does heart disease affect women? Despite increases in awareness over the past decades, only about half (56%) of women recognize that a heart disease is their number 1 killer. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, killing 299,578 women in 2017 – or about 1 in every 5 female deaths. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for African American …