Join the Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention (CMNCP) for a virtual training session on community safety and well-being planning. To date, CMNCP has trained over 500 participants in 400 communities across Canada.

The training will provide participants with the necessary understanding, knowledge, and practice implications to prepare a community safety and well-being plan in collaboration with community partners that proactively addresses locally identified priority risks.

TRAINING DATES

The 12-hour virtual training will be delivered through three 4-hour sessions:

• Thursday, March 3rd, 2022
• Thursday, March 10th ,2022
• Thursday, March 17th, 2022

10 am (PST) / 11 am (MST) / 12 pm (CST) / 1 pm (EST) / 2 pm (AST)

COST *

• Single registration (1 participant): $300 per ticket
• Group registration (2 to 4 participants): $275 per ticket
• Group registration (5 or more participants): $250 per ticket
• Students: $50
• Community Rate: $150 (see below for more information)

*Members of CMNCP have access to a $50 discount on each ticket. Please use discount code indicated in the ticket description at checkout.

COMMUNITY RATES

Supporting knowledge exchange among crime prevention, community safety, and well-being professionals, volunteers, and others working in our communities is vital to CMNCP’s commitment to equity, social justice, and evidence-informed decision-making.

We encourage the participation of diverse communities in our training and understand that funding for professional/volunteer development can be difficult to obtain. To support your participation in CMNCP’s training sessions, special registration rates have been established for delegates for whom the cost may be a barrier to attend.

If you are interested in accessing this rate, please contact admin@cmncp.ca.

DEADLINE

Please register by March 1st, 2022.

CERTIFICATE

All training participants will receive a certificate upon completion of the training.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Representatives from communities interested in developing and implementing a community safety and well-being plan; municipal employees who may be tasked to create, guide, and/or implement a community safety and well-being plan
• First Nation communities, elected officials, as well as local agencies, organizations, and service providers from different sectors participating on multi-sectoral advisory committees or who may be involved in the planning process
• Students interested in working with communities on violence prevention, community safety, municipal governance, social development, and community safety and well-being planning.

KEY OUTCOMES

Upon completion of the training, participants will understand:

• Key terms/concepts in community safety and well-being (CSWB)
• Practice of community safety and developing CSWB plans
• Useful tools and resources

FACILITATORS

• Felix Munger, CMNCP
• Audrey Monette, CMNCP
• Katie Cook, CMNCP
• Jan Fox, Executive Director, REACH Edmonton
• Christiane Sadeler, Owner-Consultant, More Better Solutions
• Scott Mckean, Manager, CSWB and Justice Centres, City of Toronto
• Silvia Dubray, Well-Being and Community Safety Coordinator, Williams Lake
• Dave Critchley, Director of Public Safety & Community Services, Burnaby

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