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    NIRO Knowledge

    NIRO Knowledge is a podcast for those looking to learn about crime analysis and evidence based policing from those within the community. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niroknowledge/support

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    Latest Episodes:
    Episode 23 - Lorna Ferguson & John Ng Jan 20, 2021
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    Lorna Ferguson
    Lorna Ferguson is a Ph.D. Student in the Sociology department at the University of Western Ontario, Canada and is the Founder of the Missing Persons Hub. Lorna has a broad interest in policing research and developing evidence-based approaches to policing and crime prevention, including issues related to firearms and social media use. Currently, she focuses on police responses to missing person cases.
    John Ng
    John Ng has been a law enforcement analyst in Canada for over 10 years. He’s a certified law enforcement analyst with the International Association of Crime Analysts and has been an active member having volunteered with their former Methods Subcommittee co-authoring a handful of technical papers on analytical methods including hotspot analysis, prioritizing offenders, and social network analysis. He is currently the Chair of their Publications Committee.

    He’s presented at crime analysis conferences and recently at the American Society of Evidence-Based Policing (EBP) Conference on the role of crime analysts in EBP. He also served as the Analyst Series Coordinator (lead) for the Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing’s (Can-SEBP) Community Engagement Team and continues to volunteer as their Director of Operations. He was also selected as an NIJ/IACP LEADS Scholar, which is a scholarship that helps support mid-level officers in advancing data and science in policing, he is one of the first crime analysts to received this scholarship.

    He’s successfully completed a Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia and an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Toronto. His research interests include police culture, police leadership, organizational change, police tactics & strategies, hotspots policing, offender management (and risk assessments), and crime analysis.
    Links:
    Missing Persons survey - Please take the time to fill this out if you work as an analyst in a law enforcement agency
    Lorna Ferguson's email - lfergu5 @ uwo.ca (obviously smash that together for a proper email)
    Missing Persons Research Hub website
    Lorna's Podcast - Missing Persons Research Hub
    Lorna's Website
    John Ng's email - johnathan.ng @ gmail.com (obviously smash that together for a proper email)
    John on Twitter


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    NIRO Knowledge - Episode 1.0 Jan 13, 2021
    Show notes

    The audio of the FIRST ever live podcast broadcast of NIRO Knowledge. I get into data and what we struggle with as it is siloed in, often times, archaic records systems, the struggle of finding tools to help with this fractured dataset and bring it back to Dr Laura Huey and the police data she has to use for her newest research dealing with people with mental health issues and police data.
    Links:
    NIRO Crime Analysis membership
    YouTube video version
    Dr Laura Huey 2021 - Audio
    Dr Laura Huey 2021 - Video

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    Episode 22 - Dr Laura Huey Jan 06, 2021
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    Dr. Laura Huey is Professor of Sociology at the University of Western Ontario, Editor of Police Practice & Research, Chair of the Working Group on Mental Health and Policing of the Royal Society of Canada, Vice Chair of the American Society of Criminologists’ Division of Policing and the former Executive Director of the Canadian Society of Evidence Based Policing. She is also a member of the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists of the Royal Society of Canada and a Senior Research Fellow with the National Police Foundation.
    Links:
    Dr Laura Huey's upcoming book, Implementing Evidence Based Research: A How to Guide for Police

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    NIRO Knowledge - Episode 0.29 Dec 18, 2020
    Show notes

    My last episode for 2020. I have big plans coming and I am hoping that you will all help. Head over to my Twitter page and hit up that poll pinned to the top until Xmas Eve and let me know if you would join in on a LIVE episode of NIRO Knowledge.
    I chat about Dr Laura Huey coming back to kick off another year of NIRO Knowledge for 2021 and I go over the two things that I believe we should all have in our vocabulary as analysts: simplify and endgame.
    Links:
    Twitter page/poll
    Dr Laura Huey NIRO Knowledge episode
    NIRO Crime Analysis membership
    YouTube version of Episode 0.29

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    NIRO Knowledge - Episode 0.28 Dec 09, 2020
    Show notes

    Today I talk about how we as analysts can help be the change for our police agencies and for our communities by following principles set forth almost 200 years ago by Sir Robert Peel himself. Watch it below or give it a listen here.
    Analysts Assemble!
    Links:
    December 2020 FREE Power BI webinar
    Sir Robert Peel's 9 Policing Principles
    Dr Cynthia Lum
    Dr Lawrence Sherman
    Dr Rachel Santos and Dr Roberto Santos - while I did not mention them in this episode, I should have as they continue to help move the industry into the future as well

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    NIRO Knowledge - Episode 0.27 Dec 02, 2020
    Show notes

    I am thanking my guests and letting you all know how far you have helped NIRO Knowledge reach. Over 30 countries, almost 400 cities on 6 continents, and this is more than I expected in our freshman year as a podcast. Thank you to all of my listeners and all of my guests. You all rock!
    Links:
    NIRO Crime Analysis
    NIRO Knowledge

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    NIRO Knowledge Episode 0.26 Nov 25, 2020
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    I talk about signing up for the NIRO Crime Analysis email newsletter so you can be up to date on all the upcoming training opportunities and ask you to fill out a quick two questions form about purchasing swag to put some funds towards helping fellow analysts pay for training and certification opportunities.
    Links:
    Swag Survey
    NIRO Crime Analysis

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    NIRO Knowledge Episode 0.25 Nov 21, 2020
    Show notes

    I give thanks to my listeners and guests as you have helped this grow to an international audience on 6 of the 7 continents with thousands of listens and downloads. I ask you to take time for yourself and keep your stress low. I speak to a hopeful change to the NIRO Knowledge program that I think everyone will enjoy in 2021 once several hurdles have been jumped successfully.
    Links:
    Dawn Reeby
    Amy Boudreau
    NIRO Crime Analysis

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    Episode 21 - Jacek Koziarski Nov 11, 2020
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    Jacek [Jack] Koziarski is a third-year PhD Student in the Sociology Department at the University of Western Ontario, and a Research Associate for the Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing (Can-SEBP). Jacek has a broad interest in policing research and developing evidence-based approaches to policing, but his most recent work has specifically examined police responses to persons with perceived mental illness, policing cybercrime, and resistance toward evidence-based policing. Beyond policing, Jacek is also interested in exploring the spatiotemporal patterns of crime and non-crime-related issues.
    Links:
    Email: jkoziars<@>uwo.ca
    Twitter
    Jacek's Personal Website
    The research we spoke about (email Jacek to get access to this)

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    Episode 20 - Dr Lawrence W Sherman Nov 04, 2020
    Show notes

    Dr Lawrence W. Sherman is widely recognized as the founder of evidence-based policing, a professional social movement for using more analytic support in making police decisions about the Triple-T: Targeting, Testing and Tracking the use of police resources. A professor of criminology at Cambridge University (UK) since 2007, he is editor of the CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL OF EVIDENCE-BASED POLICING and director of the postgraduate Cambridge Police Executive Programme. His research on policing has attracted almost 40,000 Google Scholar citations, and his Crime Harm Index proposal has attracted 70,000 reads in the first four years since publication in 2016. He has recently launched online courses on EBP for analysts and police leaders.
    Links:
    Cambridge Centre for Evidence Based Policing
    Online Course for Analysts and Police Leaders
    Cambridge Crime Harm Index Research (2016)
    Cambridge Harm Index Consensus (2020)

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