WHITE PAPER No. 1: Are actions speaking as loud as words? The challenge and opportunity of 21st century community engagement
Purposeful community engagement is now widely recognised and recommended as a crucial step in a delivering social change, including policies around crime reduction, preventing radicalisation, and building trust and confidence in policing; in the first of a series of articles, Intensive Engagement’s Richard James (a former police territorial commander) and Associate Professor Dr Tim Curtis explore the essential processes needed to create focused, sustainable and effective community engagement
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Purposeful community engagement is now widely recognised and recommended as a crucial step in a delivering social change, including policies around crime reduction, preventing radicalisation, and building trust and confidence in policing; in the first of a series of articles, Intensive Engagement’s Richard James (a former police territorial commander) and Associate Professor Dr Tim Curtis explore the essential processes needed to create focused, sustainable and effective community engagement
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WHITE PAPER No. 2: Turning the key? Can leaders unlock the transformational power of volunteers – 21st Century Community Engagement
At a time of increasing pressure on public services there may never be a better time for leaders to refresh their thinking on how they harness the considerable resources that remain largely untapped in every community. In the second of a series of articles Intensive Engagement’s Richard James (a former police territorial commander) Dr Ian Britton (a leading authority on Citizens in Policing- CiP) and Jayne Pascoe (Head of Partnerships and Projects for Neighbourhood Watch Network) suggest there is no shortage of support available. Can leaders turn the key and unlock this resource?
At a time of increasing pressure on public services there may never be a better time for leaders to refresh their thinking on how they harness the considerable resources that remain largely untapped in every community. In the second of a series of articles Intensive Engagement’s Richard James (a former police territorial commander) Dr Ian Britton (a leading authority on Citizens in Policing- CiP) and Jayne Pascoe (Head of Partnerships and Projects for Neighbourhood Watch Network) suggest there is no shortage of support available. Can leaders turn the key and unlock this resource?
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