The Color of Justice: Diverse Views of Law & Enforcement
Join us on February 17th for the next in our Cultural Competency Workshop Series, The Color of Justice: Diverse Views of Law & Enforcement. This session will present differing cultural views of law and justice, such as the American Indian history and value system, to illustrate how conflict can be effectively managed. Law enforcement officials, court judges and personnel, youth group home professionals, juvenile justice professionals, attorneys, and others working in justice systems are encouraged to attend.
Upon completion of this session, participants will:
- Gain knowledge of differing values-based views of law and enforcement
- Be able to articulate the major historical events impacting views of law, policing, and enforcement
- Be able to apply the learned concepts to help interact with American Indian populations
The cost of this workshop is $50. Please visit the Registration page to sign up for the event and for payment details. We are now able to accept payments online!
Refreshments and a light lunch will be provided.
The Cultural Competency Workshop Series is an on-going service of SPRC geared toward professionals in the Bismarck-Mandan area working with and in American Indian populations. CEUs are provided where possible.
