Officer safety
Mid-Level Leadership Workshop: Fostering an Organizational Culture of Safety and Wellness
Los Angeles, CA
Off the Cuff: VALOR Officer Safety and Wellness Talk
Baltimore, MD
National Law Enforcement Roadway Safety Executive Workshop
2018 JAG Initiatives for the City of Vancouver, Washington
Comprehensive Opioid Abuse Program Newsletter, First Edition 2019
VALOR Officer Safety and Wellness Training and Technical Assistance Program (VALOR Program)
Active Shooter Response Training and Technical Assistance Program
Destination Zero — Officer Safety and Wellness Recognition Program
VALOR: Officer Safety & Wellness Research, Training, and Evaluation
The goal of the VALOR Officer Safety & Wellness pilot research project is to assess the effectiveness of VALOR training and technical assistance in improving officer safety and wellness in three pilot sites.
Breaking the Stigma of Law Enforcement Suicide
BJA has partnered with the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) to launch the National Consortium on Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide, a groundbreaking new initiative to raise awareness of the systemic barriers to mental health and prevent deaths by suicide among law enforcement officers. Read more in the IACP blog post.
Now Available: Interactive Law Enforcement Officer Safety Toolkit
Developed with support from BJA, the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Toolkit is now available in an online interactive format to promote learning about officer safety and encourage the leveraging of resources to augment state, local, and tribal efforts to promote officer safety.
Law Enforcement Officer Safety Toolkit
Developed with funding support from BJA, the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Toolkit was created to promote learning about officer safety and encourage the leveraging of resources to augment state, local, and tribal efforts to promote officer safety.
VALOR Program Promotes Officer Safety and Wellness
More than 6,000 law enforcement agencies and 51,000 officers across all 50 states have participated in VALOR programming since 2010.
At an October homecoming parade in Jackson, Tennessee, Police Investigator Kelly Schrotberger took notice of a 15-year-old boy in the crowd. After watching him for some time, Schrotberger and a colleague came to believe the boy was acting in a manner that signaled he may...