We were honored to welcome some truly powerful and inspirational instructors to this year’s National Conference! Their insight and energy left a lasting impact on everyone who attended.

Force Science recently featured an article spotlighting several of the standout keynote presentations and capturing the incredible experience our attendees had at the event. Our Executive Director, Dan Greene, also shared his reflections—offering a deeper look into the value and impact of the conference.

Don’t miss the full article—follow the link below!

Thursday, May 15th  |  2pm EDT

***NOTE:
All registrants will receive a link to a recording of the live program.

This is a FREE program hosted and
sponsored by Vector Solutions.

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Stress looks different at every level of a law enforcement agency—and recognizing those differences is essential to providing the right support. This webinar takes a closer look at the distinct challenges faced by trainees, Field Training Officers (FTOs), and command staff.

New recruits are expected to adapt quickly as they move through the academy and into field training, all while navigating the internal and external pressures of the job. FTOs must balance their own responsibilities with the duty to mentor, protect, and evaluate another officer in real time. Meanwhile, command staff face leadership-specific stressors like resource management, team dynamics, and organizational demands.

This session will highlight practical ways agencies can foster resilience, strengthen communication, and build a healthier culture across all ranks.

Thursday, March 20th  |  1pm EDT

***NOTE:
All registrants will receive a link to a recording of the live program.

This is a FREE program hosted and
sponsored by Vector Solutions.

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Building better-trained officers requires more than just evaluations — it demands strong mentorship, continuous learning, and the right tools to support both recruits and FTOs. In this insightful discussion, Sgt. Jennifer Hall, a board member of NAFTO and part of the Performance and Implementation Unit at Louisville Metro PD, and Doug Kazensky, a retired training sergeant, will explore how agencies can leverage data-driven strategies to track performance, provide meaningful feedback, and strengthen supervision at all levels.