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Regional
Collaboration and
Tribal Partnerships Training
We encourage you to register and/or
send a representative from your agency.
February 19 - Reno, NV
March 13, 2009 - Topeka, KS
March 19, 2009 - Hoopa Valley, CA
March 27 - Norman, OK
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Regional
Collaboration and Tribal Partnerships
This is a no-cost, two-day course
designed to provide
skills in
building partnerships between Tribal
and non-
Tribal programs for the
purpose of promoting regional
homeland security and developing mutual aid programs
for
responding to natural
disasters. The training is jointly
sponsored by the
Western Community Policing Institute
at Western Oregon University and NNALEA.
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The Western Community Policing Institute
(WCPI) was founded in 1996 as part
of the Regional Community Policing Institute (RCPI) national network.
Located on
the campus of Western Oregon University, WCPI maintains the highest
standards
of training development by creating
training courses that adhere to the
precepts
of Instructional Systems Design and the application of adult learning
principles, including
problem-based learning.
The
National
Native American Law Enforcement Association
(NNALEA) is an
organization with several hundred members nationwide. Founded in 1993,
the
mission of NNALEA is to promote and foster collaboration between
American
Indian/Officers/Personnel,Tribes, industry and
the public. NNALEA has a primary focus
on training and technical assistance and has provided hundreds of academic
scholarships
and training
sponsorships.
This training is supported by
Department of Homeland Security Office of
Domestic
Preparedness Award Grant #2006-GT-T6-K013. |
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