Strength in Service: The Legacy of Women in Law Enforcement | Featuring NAWLEE

Originally livestreamed from the National Law Enforcement Museum, listen to this audio-only version featuring the National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives (NAWLEE) during Women’s History Month. This special event took a deep dive into the NAWLEE’s history and how it became a national force for equity and reform.Sponsored by Target, the program’s panelists will share stories of early trailblazers, discuss key community and national milestones, and gain insight into how NAWLEE has strengthened agencies and communities through the decades.Watch the full version on the Museum's YouTube channel.FeaturingNicola Smith-Kea, PhDCaptain Julie Rodriguez, LAPD, and President of NAWLEEMo McGough, J.D.Lieut. Diane Goldstein (ret.)Catrina M. Bonus, President, Women in Federal Law Enforcement (WIFLE)1st Deputy Chief Monique Brown, Johns Hopkins University Police Departmenthttps://nleomf.org/museum/precinct-444/