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Disability in Policing Conference

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The Disability in Policing Conference brought together various stakeholders to discuss the importance of disability inclusion within police forces.

We are welcomed by Tracey Betts the President of the Disabled Police Association and Andrew Price NPCC Lead for Disability in Policing and hear from delegates and suppliers on their thoughts of the conference and the future direction of Policing in the UK

Key themes included the introduction of a 12 Point Plan aimed at improving support for disabled individuals in policing, personal experiences shared by attendees, and the recognition of neurodiversity as a valuable asset in law enforcement.

The conference highlighted the need for ongoing dialogue and engagement with decision-makers to foster a more inclusive environment in policing.

Takeaways

  • The conference emphasized the importance of getting disability rights right the first time.
  • The 12 Point Plan serves as a guide for police forces to support disabled individuals.
  • Personal stories shared at the conference highlighted the challenges faced by disabled officers.
  • Neurodiversity is seen as a superpower that can enhance problem-solving in policing.
  • The event showcased a strong representation from all police forces in England and Wales.
  • Attendees expressed a desire for more influential decision-makers to engage with disability issues.
  • Live captioning and accessibility features were praised as essential for inclusivity.
  • The energy and enthusiasm at the conference were palpable, inspiring attendees to take action.
  • Feedback from attendees indicated a strong commitment to implementing learned strategies in their local forces.
  • The conference provided a platform for sharing lived experiences, fostering understanding and empathy.

Sound Bites

  • “This event has been so buzzing.”
  • “It’s a massive achievement.”
  • “There’s so much benefit that people can bring to policing.”

Chapters
00:00 – Reflections on the Disability in Policing Conference
03:03 – The 12 Point Plan for Disability Inclusion
05:45 – Neurodiversity in Policing
08:49 – Innovative Accessibility Solutions
11:06 – Lived Experiences and Future Directions

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