1. Equity and Inclusion in the 911 Center

Diversity and inclusivity are the foundation of any community – they are the fundamental traits that lead to novel thinking, adaptability, and innovation. In this webinar, public safety industry leaders will discuss how these traits are represented in the emergency communications center. They will share their insights and experience on how to bridge and manage diverse teams, how to ensure that all voices are represented in the center, and how to empower friends and colleagues to engage with each other in meaningful ways.
Attendees will:

• Follow the stories of six public safety leaders of color
• Understand how diversity and inclusion strengthen communities within public safety
• Learn the fundamentals of building a work environment where respect is the foundation
• Learn how to explore differences and build trust among peers within the workplace
• Feel empowered to bring about positive change in their communities

Speakers:

• Athena Butler – Former Executive Director, Denver 9-1-1
• Douglas M. Bentley – E-911 Deputy Director, DeKalb County Police Department
• Karima Holmes – Director, Office of Unified Communications, Washington D.C.
• Kim Turner – Communications Administrator, San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
• Renee Gordon – Director, Department of Emergency Communications, Alexandria, VA
• Tyrell Morris – Executive Director, Orleans Parish Communication District

Moderator: Karin Marquez – Senior Director of Public Safety, RapidSOS
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