UPCOMING CONFERENCE 2023

CMNCP 2023 Conference in Regina, Saskatchewan

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CMNCP22 Virtual Conference

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

The 2022 Conference examined several topical and leading-edge questions designed to inspire and provoke conversation in creating safe communities across Canada:

  • To what extent are social challenges impacting safety and/or the perception of safety?
  • What are approaches to addressing the stigma associated with social challenges?
  • What are the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on social challenges?
  • What are some cutting-edge approaches to address social challenges and increase local safety?

Thematic sessions included:

  • Houselessness/Homelessness
  • Safe Supply, Safe Consumption, and Harm Reduction
  • Mental Health Challenges
  • Mental Health Crisis Response
  • Street Sex Work
  • Community Safety and Well-Being Implementation and Approaches to Social Challenges
  • Restorative Justice
  • Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
  • Adverse Childhood Experiences
  • Winnipeg's Downtown Community Safety Partnership

The 2022 virtual conference took place from November 8-10. Stay tuned for presentation recording coming soon.




2021

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Together For Safer Canadian Communities 2021

CMNCP’s 2021 virtual conference aimed to support urban and rural municipalities, Indigenous communities, agencies, groups, and individuals in their efforts to prevent crime and increase community safety in the communities and neighbourhoods in which they work, live, learn, or play. Over 200 participants attended CMNCP's 2021 virtual conference. The conference brought 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

CMNCP members at 2016 national conference in Kitchener, Ontario.

Video: Introduction to Crime Prevention