Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention

CMNCP22

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
NOVEMBER 8 - 10, 2022

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CMNCP’s 2022 conference aims to support urban and rural municipalities, Indigenous communities, agencies, groups, and individuals in their efforts to increase community safety in the communities and neighbourhoods in which they work, live, learn or play.

Join community safety practitioners, people with lived/living experience, service providers, elected officials, and academics in Toronto and online where you will:

Learn best practices and gain new insights to solve your community’s safety challenges
Network with practitioners, elected officials, people with lived/living experience, researchers, and key community partners
Shape the community safety agenda while hearing from other levels of government
Exchange and share knowledge that can help strengthen your community’s safety

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CMNCP's annual conference brings together individuals from a range of sectors, disciplines, and career stages, all striving for a common goal: decrease crime and increase community safety and well-being. Participants come from a variety of spaces including:

Individuals working in community safety and crime/violence prevention
Administrators and managers
Elected officials
Policy-makers
Individuals working in urban, rural, remote, and small communities
Academics and researchers
Students/trainees
Media personnel
Anyone with an interest in crime prevention, community safety, and well-being

The purpose of the conference is to:

Foster a community of practice through interactions and exchanges among those working in crime prevention and community safety across Canada.
Bring a lens focused on the impact a global pandemic has on community safety.
Advance equity and diversity as an imperative to creating safe communities.
Illustrate the way opportunities to address systemic issues, such as racism and oppression, can increase community safety.
Enhance knowledge of practitioners.
Provide coaching opportunities to current practitioners.
Translate evidence into programs, policy, and practice through a keynote address and a keynote discussion panel.
Outline important considerations for adding equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) and anti-racism lenses to everyday community safety work including measures, policy, and performance.

CMNCP22 will take place virtually November 8-10, 2022. Our virtual conference platforms (Hopin & Zoom) will allow participants to:

Stream live sessions and connect with speakers via online polls and live Q&A.
Interact with other participants directly and share contact information.
Connect with attendees via 1:1 chat or in small groups.
Export contacts during networking sessions on the platform.

Only registered participants will have access to the virtual conference platform and post-conference recordings (when applicable). The only equipment necessary for participants is an electronic device with an internet connection. The virtual platforms work on computers, tablets, and smartphones. Your internet connection needs to be at minimum, 5mb upload and 5mb download. You can perform a speed test to identify your internet upload and download speeds.