British Association
for Women in Policing
So its #InternationalVolunteersDay a day to say THANK YOU to all that take time out of their busy lives and give back in some way or another. The day where we all give each other a big pat on the back and say well done. #CouldYou #MyOtherLife
Well done girls on behalf of BAWP @BAWPUK and IAWP @IAWPInfo https://t.co/u45VNlf5aC
The BAWP Awards Nominations for 2020 will be opening soon!
Start thinking of who in your force is deserving of recognition!
#BAWPAwards2020
Well done to all 2019 nominees! Even a nomination is a wonderful achievement!
Congratulations to our officers, staff and volunteers for being nominated for national awards with The British Association of Women in Policing. Last week they were presented with their certificates and invited to celebrate at our Headquarters.
Congratulations ladies 👏👏👏
@BAWPUK great to see so many deserving nominees #recognition #supportingourstaff https://t.co/NfZWIiUda3
I’m constantly being told I’m too soft and that I need to toughen up a bit! I’m told I help and feel sorry for the wrong people and that these people have made the choices to be where they are?!
But I ask the question, In a world where you can be anything, why not be kind?💙 https://t.co/UksCd6kHJB
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.
