March 2022 - Mark43

Women in Public Safety: In Their Own Words

By Kellie D'Amico | March 30, 2022 |

Line drawings of a woman firefighter, woman telecommunicator, and woman law enforcement officer.

Four women first responders share their experiences.

Looking Back: NOBLE Symposium

By Kellie D'Amico | March 28, 2022 |

Ganesha Martin, Mark43 VP of Community Affairs and Public Policy, is standing on a raised platform and behind a lectern while speaking at NOBLE. Two gentlemen are standing on the raised platform behind her.

An event retrospective

Fairfax County PD’s Commitment To Female Officers

By David Bratton | March 25, 2022 |

Chief Kevin Davis’s pledge to advance women in policing with 30×30.

At the Intersection of Public Health & Public Safety: 7 Crisis Response Models

By Brianna O'Steen, Ph.D. | March 23, 2022 |

A set of blue stairs with four steps. Standing on the top step is a black woman with shoulder-length light brown hair wearing a purple shirt and black pants. The woman on the top step has her hand extended and is helping the individual on the third step. The individual on the third step is a white male with short black hair wearing a blue shirt and black pants. The man on the third step has his hand extended and is helping the individual on the second step. The individual on the second step is a black male with short black hair wearing a peach colored shirt and light blue pants. The man on the Second Step has his hand extended and is helping the individual on the first step. The individual on the first step is a white woman with long red hair wearing a white shirt and black pants. The woman is in the process of bullies stepping on to the first step by removing her foot from the floor

White paper on the seven crisis response model types

4 Benefits of a Modern RMS: Lessons from San Antonio Police Department

By Matt Portanova | March 21, 2022 |

Benefits realized by SAPD

Some Reflections for Women’s History Month

By Spring-Eve | March 18, 2022 |

a collage of photos that feature past and present women employees at Mark43

Mark43 Women’s Initiative ERG

5 Technologies Agencies Need to “Reimagine Public Safety”

By Kristen Goode | March 17, 2022 |

Calls to “reimagine public safety” continue to grow in volume and intensity. Leading public safety agencies are finding multidisciplinary approaches to address the concerns of the communities they serve. Using the right technologies to manage and support new approaches to public safety is critical because reimagining public safety requires complex, coordinated change. There are some…

Looking over the Horizon: A Discussion of U.S. Public Safety Trends for 2022

By Kellie D'Amico | March 14, 2022 |

white line drawings on a blue background. Each of the line drawings represent a public safety trend discussed in the blog post. There is a hand holding a mobile phone, the top of a cloud, two hands shaking, smart watch, two conversation bubbles overlapping, a drone, a finger print, and a government building.

The last few years have been some of the most challenging for public safety in recent memory. Public safety agencies in the U.S. have had to contend with the arrival of COVID-19, nationwide protests and public unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd, a historic rise in violent crime, and a general decline in…

Beyond Budgeting Dollars: Eight Best Practices for Forward-Thinking Public Safety Agencies

By Kristen Goode | March 11, 2022 |

Two white pieces of paper, with spreadsheets printed on them with black ink, are laying on top of each other. There is a silver mechanical pencil with a black grip on top of one paper and a four function calculator on top of the other

Start allocating resources to meet a vision

Report by the Police Foundation Lays Out the Future of Policing in England and Wales

By Matthew Polega, Co-Founder & Head of External Affairs | March 9, 2022 |

Comprehensive review of policing in UK