British Association
for Women in Policing
With many of us continuing to WFH it’s still hugely important to set those boundaries. #Wellbeing #WorkFromHome
Just surviving and not really thriving? Here are 4 effective ways to fend off WFH burnout: https://t.co/Zm8GCDvhNo
9pm tomorrow , always a great set of discussion topics #wecops
This Wednesday 31st March at 9pm our #wecops chat is on Prevent & Counter Terrorism. Please join our hosts @CCLeicsPolice & @NatCoordPrevent.
Pre- read is available now!
https://t.co/gbYpKUOott
The British Association for Women in Policing was founded to empower the Police services’ strong, hardworking women. The organisation’s mission is to continue to ensure that women’s voices in policing are both heard and understood.
Gender equality within policing is an integral part of BAWP’s mission and the organisation plays a significant role in providing a platform for women within in the industry.
With representatives across the UK, including the British Transport Police, Royal Navy Police, National Crime Agency and Isle of Man Constabulary, we work with both national and geographic forces and law enforcement responsibilities.
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