WELCOME Members, Visitors and Supporters Worldwide!
Welcome to the website of the International Association of Women
Police. The IAWP was established in Los Angeles, California USA in
1915 by the first American policewomen as an international organization
to provide professional development, mentoring, training, networking and
recognition for female law enforcement officers and civilian support
staff, as well as increase the numbers of women in policing. One-hundred
years later, IAWP has members in more than 60 countries and continues
the same traditions established by the founders.
CALLING ALL PRINT
PUBLISHERS! Opportunity to be directly involved with IAWP, a global organization
of women and men in policing!
The International
Association of Women Police (IAWP) is seeking bids for
its publishing contract to create, produce, and mail WomenPolice
magazine.
This is a rare opportunity for the right company in publishing
WomenPolice Magazine.
Specifications and the Request for Proposal (RFP) are
at this link, or contact Carol
Paterick,
carolpaterick@gmail.com, to have a copy of the RFP emailed. We would
like to receive proposals from companies
interested in working with us which will include creativity, design, layout, printing and
distributing the magazine.
For additional details or
information, contact Myra James, Editor WomenPolice Magazine, IAWP, at
editor@iawp.org.
Co-Chairs Linda Mayberry and Cindy Shain and members of the IAWP
International Scholarship Committee are very proud to announce the
recipient of the 2016 IAWP International Scholarship, W/Senior
Superintendent Maxine L. Graham, Guyana Police Force, South America.
She will attend the 54th Annual Conference in Barcelona, Spain on
October 9-13, 2016. The process continues to be a very competitive one
with high quality applicants. Sixteen scholarship applications,
representing police women from eight countries around the globe (from
such diverse countries as Burkina Faso, Bangladesh, Australia, Tunisia,
and Taiwan to name a few).
Senior Superintendent Maxine I. Graham
Guyana Police Force Read more...
Articles and Publishing Contract - IAWP
WomenPolice Magazine
The International
Association of Women Police (IAWP) is seeking articles to publish in its
quarterly magazine, WomenPolice. In addition, IAWP is seeking bids for
the publishing contract to create, produce, and mail WomenPolice
magazine.
Four companies have expressed an interest in publishing the magazine. We
are currently establishing the request for proposal (RFP) which will be
distributed to all companies that may qualify for a contract. We would
like to receive additional expressions of interest from companies
interested in working with us that would include layout, printing and
distributing the magazine.
To submit articles or proposals, or for additional details or
information, contact Myra James, Editor WomenPolice Magazine, IAWP, at
editor@iawp.org.
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Calgary Alberta Canada won the bid for the IAWP 56th
Annual Training Conference in 2018.
Visit the City of Calgary webpage to see what all the
city offers. NOTICE: Registration for 2018 will
be offered at 2016! Look for the Calgary Booth.
IAWP 2019 Open for Bid
Interested organizations should read the IAWP Conference policies to
submit a bid to host the 57th Annual Training conference in 2019.
Read more...
IAWP Campaigns
The IAWP is focusing on several
critical issues. Read about each at their
webpage link.
IAWP has 26 Regions around the globe. Visit the
webpage for IAWP Regional Coordinators and the countries in
the region.
Click
here for the webpage.
The IAWP
Foundation
Donate to
the IAWP Foundation
Our mission is to strengthen, unite and raise the capacity of women in policing internationally. The IAWP Foundation provides
funding for educational purposes
under the US IRS Tax Subsection
501(c)(3). In the U.S.,
donations to the IAWP Foundation
are tax deductible.
Own a piece of history!
Use this link if you are
interested in an IAWP 100-year Centennial Coin.
There are a few remaining from
our 2015 Centennial.
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brand features (collectively "Brand
Features") will be used only as explicitly
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Women Police (IAWP), and only under the
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described if such License is issued to
outside parties.
No reproduction or duplication, in whole or
in part, of any section, item, text or
graphics found on this Website is authorized
unless a grant of License or Copyright
Permission is specifically issued in
writing. The IAWP Website is copyrighted and
protected in full by international law as is
the material and content therein protected
by the IAWP.
The IAWP
Trademark is Serial Number 85106226 and the
Registration Number is 3947363.
U.S.P.T.O. April 19, 2011.
The letters IAWP are Serial Number 85739692
and the Registration Number is 4346213.
U.S.P.T.O. June 5, 2013.
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The
www.IAWP.org website has
made a reasonable effort
to provide for
translation. However, no
automated or
computerized translation
is perfect and these
systems are not intended
to replace human or
traditional translation
methods. The official
text of the IAWP website
is the English version
of the IAWP.org website.
If any questions arise
concerning the accuracy
of information presented
by the translated
version of the website,
please refer to the
English edition of the
website, which is the
official version.
Webmaster, September
2011.
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