“We were excited to see such a great representation of women from agencies across the state. During one activity, attendees write down their short- and long-term goals, as well as what would get in their way with the idea that recognizing obstacles to your goals will help you to overcome them.ĭeputy Chief Velazquez also shared her career background and achievements with the group. The session focused on battling bias, promotion and advancing to the next level, leadership and mentoring, and tactics training and equipment. The training was delivered by Calibre Press’ Deputy Chief (Ret.) Cyndy Velazquez, who was a suburban Chicago police officer for more than 30 years. On Thursday, June 16, MAWLE, in collaboration with the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) Training Division, hosted the “Female Enforcers” training.Īpproximately 70 women in law enforcement - from agencies across the state - attended the day-long training at the Bank of Canton Headquarters. (Photo courtesy Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement)ĬANTON - The Executive Board of the Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement (MAWLE) is pleased to report on a successful training session held recently.
This course is constantly evolving to incorporate the most current issues, events and supporting material for women looking to excel in their personal and professional lives.MAWLE Hosts ‘Female Enforcers’ Training for Dozens of Women in Law Enforcement from Agencies Throughout Massachusetts Approximately 70 women from agencies across the state attended the ‘Female Enforcers’ training on Thursday, June 16 in Canton. This inspiring seminar focuses on Gender Advantages and Disadvantages in the areas of Use of Force Encounters, Innate Instincts, Communication Skills, Physical Fitness and Training Strategies. Female Enforcers is a one-day course specifically designed to address the 24/7 realities of law enforcement from a woman’s perspective.
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