We at the Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention are proud to have such a fantastic conference lineup! Join us to learn how to address social challenges in your communities! lnkd.in/gK7aMh2R

Good news! 📢 Early bird registration for the CMNCP22 Conference is extended until October 14th. Don't forget to purchase your tickets at a discounted cost! Click here for information and registration: buff.ly/3rcXAkF

CMNCP is proud to announce the keynote speaker for the CMNCP22 Virtual Conference which will be held from November 8-10, 2022. Jaap de Waard from the Netherlands Ministry of Security will discuss the country's approach to #crimeprevention. Register here: buff.ly/3rcXAkF

We are excited to announce the closing keynote panelists for CMNCP22 Virtual Conference! The panel will focus on innovative approaches for the future of #safe communities. Don't forget to purchase tickets at the early bird rate here: buff.ly/3rcXAkF #CMNCP22

CMNCP22 - Lean In: Addressing Social Challenges to Improve Community Safety - mailchi.mp/d5153e96ab67/c…

So excited to be offering this workshop again with @ChrisSadeler. lnkd.in/gFWj2_Zz

CALLING RURAL COMMUNITIES! 📢 Join us for a virtual training session on Rural Crime Prevention & Community Safety developed by CMNCP, the only national organization focusing on rural crime prevention from a multi-sectoral perspective! Register here: buff.ly/3MIW7MS

A recommended reading for everyone who is new to the topic of community safety in rural areas: buff.ly/3HK9Ocu Spoiler alert: key definitions, main challenges and community safety strategies are all gathered here. #ruralcrimeprevention

Don’t forget to secure your spot for CMNCP’s PART 1 Building Safer Communities Training in March 2023! The training will provide participants with knowledge & practice implications for developing CSWB Plans. Click here to register: buff.ly/3kxEZQk #CommunitySafety

We have offered those two trainings for many years now and made a lot of improvements. If you are interested in learning about community safety and well-being, these trainings will be very useful. lnkd.in/g4HX72gF

Excited to be offering this session again next month. Come join people from across Canada to learn about community safety and well-being planning. #communitysafety #CSWB #safercommunities lnkd.in/dSSRMrdi

Thanks The War On Drugs for spending 6,222 minutes with me in 2022. I couldn’t stop listening to I Don't Live Here Anymore (feat. Lucius). #SpotifyWrapped open.spotify.com/artist/6g0mn3t…

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Tired of online events and looking forward to in-person networking with community safety & well-being professionals? We are too! That’s why CMNCP is asking you to save the date and join us on Oct 23-25, 2023 in Regina, SK for our annual conference. Stay tuned for more details!

We are very excited to offer an in-person annual conference this year that brings together practitioners, elected officials, and others in a space that will allow for learning and networking in 2023! We look forward to seeing you there. lnkd.in/gEvNiNyM

Our 2023 Conference: Community Safety. Together, is the fourth event of this kind organized by CMNCP. For over 20 years we have been helping streamline community safety & crime prevention efforts & we would love to bring the practitioners and communities together on Oct 23-25.

Field visit to Medellin neighborhood and community based organization - Fundacion Oasis Urbano. #PeaceInOurCities members learning and sharing of experience and took notes on visits across the city #ThisIsPeacebuilding

#PeaceInOurCities in the spotlight. 🔦 Our mission is clear: We network to reduce and prevent urban violence — preserving lives and helping cities thrive.

The story of urban violence reduction in #Medellín is filled with both insight and inspiration. Thank you Medellín Resiliente, Valor Público EAFIT, Universidad EAFIT for introducing us to community leaders & initiatives making your city peaceful!

#PeaceInOurCities means peace for everyone, everywhere. It’s possible! 🏙️Streets of our cities can be free of the most serious and visible forms of violence. 🏠Homes in our cities can be safe for everyone in them, including women & children. Learn more sdg16.plus/peaceinourciti…