EBP Webcasts

Can-SEBP webcasts feature academics, pracademics, and police practitioners in discussions on evidence-based policing and various other policing topics. Webcasts are broadcasted live via YouTube once a month and encourage audience participation by submitting their thoughts and questions through the "#EBPwebcast" hashtag on Twitter.

EBP Webcasts

Webcast #18: Spatial Criminology w/ Martin Andresen:

Webcast #17: Evidence-Based Violence Prevention w/ Thomas Abt:

Webcast #16: Embedding EBP in Large Police Organizations w/ Roger Pegram:

Webcast #15: Body-Worn Cameras w/ Alana Saulnier:

Webcast #14: Hot Spot Policing w/ Cody Telep:

Webcast #13: Police Officer Perception Project w/ Rylan Simpson:

Webcast #12: The Role of Crime Analysts in EBP w/ John Ng:

Webcast #11: Social Networks & Gangs w/ Martin Bouchard:

Webcast #10: Police-Led Diversion of Offenders w/ Peter Neyroud:

Webcast #9: Technology in Policing w/ Eric Piza:

Webcast #8: Police-Academic Partnerships w/ Chief Fletcher:

Webcast #7: Police Legitimacy & Procedural Justice w/ Dan Jones:

Webcast #6: Use of Force w/ Craig Bennell:

Webcast #5: Predictive Analytics w/ Andrew Wheeler:

Webcast #4: Risk-Based Policing w/ Joel Caplan:

Webcast #3: Diversity and Police Culture w/ Joe Couto:

Webcast #2: Women in Policing w/ Ivonne Roman:

Webcast #1: Why EBP & How Can We Make It Grow? w/ Renee Mitchell:

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