Building Stronger Communities: A Collaborative Approach to Combatting Antisemitism in Law Enforcement – Network Webinar Series
This presentation highlights the innovative partnership between the Toronto Police Service (TPS) and Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Canada (FSWC). It delves into the joint efforts behind the creation of the online training program, "Foundations of Judaism and Understanding Antisemitism."
This initiative advances police education by integrating professional expertise with community insight to address the critical issue of antisemitism in policing contexts. It directly addresses the rising trend of antisemitic crimes and incidents that impact community safety across North America and globally.
Meet Our Presenters
Paul Rinkoff, Acting Superintendent, Toronto Police Service
A champion of community-engaged policing, A/Supt. Rinkoff has led numerous successful partnership initiatives within TPS. For over two decades, Paul has gained frontline, investigative, executive management and leadership experience in the field of policing and criminal justice. He has been a member and leader of several committees that promote equity and inclusivity.
Johanna Herman, Director Stakeholder Relations and Partnerships, Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Canada
As Director of Stakeholder Relations and Partnerships at FSWC, Johanna Herman leverages her extensive experience in antisemitism training across corporate, healthcare, legal, and public sectors to forge connections between the Jewish community and law enforcement. Her expertise in strategic partnerships and curriculum development has been instrumental in creating collaborative, community-centered training initiatives that drive meaningful impact.
Please register by Monday, April 14 at Noon (EDT).
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