
Non-Members Pricing - February 27th Webinar - Governing Police Use of BWCs: Key Topics and Protocols with Alana Saulnier
Non-Members Pricing - February 27th Webinar - Governing Police Use of BWCs: Key Topics and Protocols with Alana Saulnier - 12pm EST
Alana Saulnier (Phd) is an Associate Professor of criminology in the Department of Sociology at Queen’s University. Dr. Saulnier has demonstrated a strong commitment to furthering the evidence-based policing movement, particularly in relation to police use of technologies. She has held research partnerships with over 20 Canadian police services and regularly produces materials meant for practitioners as demonstrated through publications with trade journals such as Blueline. After conducting extensive research on BWCs, she partnered with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police to produce a BWC procedure framework that supports services adopting the technology. She has produced similar resources for UAVs and ALPR. Dr. Saulnier works with several groups to support the Canadian policing community including sitting on the RCMP’s BWC Advisory Committee and the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario’s Strategic Advisory Committee for Next Generation Law Enforcement. Dr. Saulnier’s research is routinely published in high-quality, peer-reviewed journals including Policing & Society and Criminology & Public Policy.