British Association
for Women in Policing
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For many of you, dealing with difficult situations has always been part of your job. But the pandemic has been especially challenging for many people in the ambulance, police, fire and rescue services.
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Are you a serving police officer or member of staff?
If you’ve got a few mins to spare, we’d love to hear from you about how you have felt working through the pandemic.
Here’s the link to some further info and the survey
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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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