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UPCOMING
EVENTS
Fraud Prevention Month
MARCH 2022
Fraud Prevention Month raises awareness about fraud and what community members and individuals can do to fight fraud and assist the victims of fraud. ACCPA will be working with our partners across the province to educate Albertans on recent fraud and scams.
UPCOMING
EVENTS
CMNCP 2021 Virtual Conference
October 4-6, 2021
The conference aims to support urban and rural municipalities, Indigenous communities, agencies, groups, and individuals in their efforts to prevent crime and increase community safety in the communities and neighbourhoods in which they work, live, learn, and play.
UPCOMING
EVENTS
BUILDING SAFER COMMUNITIES PART 1: Community Safety and Well-Being Planning Training
September 13th, 20th, 27th, 2021
This 12-hour Virtual training session (delivered over three consecutive Mondays), will provide participants with the necessary understanding, knowledge, and practice implications to prepare and implement a community safety and well-being plan in collaboration with community partners that proactively addresses locally identified priority risks.
The fee for this training is $300 for non-members of CMNCP, $250 for CMNCP members, and $50 for students. All training participants will receive a certificate upon completion. Space is limited – please Register by Friday September 10th, 2021.
UPCOMING
EVENTS
Petition to the Government of Alberta; Trauma & Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
Prevention and Helping Survivors
Many studies on ACEs have been conducted over the decades, including studies by the CDC and WHO. Individuals with a high ACE score are statistically at greater risk of mental and physical ill health, shorter lifespan and suicide, addiction, homelessness, family violence, bullying, crime, and lower education and employment. The petition also aims to help through education about abusive relationships and coercive control.
Feel free to sign it and share!
OUR MISSION
Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association promotes the training, education and dissemination of crime prevention related information throughout the Province of Alberta.
MEET OUR BOARD
JEAN BOTA
President, ACCPA
CORINNA WILLIAMS
Vice President, ACCPA
HOLLY ARTHUR
Secretary, ACCPA
SAM KOMOLAFE
Treasurer, ACCPA
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