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Navigating Community Challenges: A Guide to Effective Leadership and Engagement

Welcome to the Western Community Policing Institute! This session will explore personal, family, and community issues while emphasizing the importance of relationships and leadership. Through discussions on motivating and influencing others, we'll tackle significant topics like marijuana regulation, community advocacy, and law enforcement training. Participants will identify gaps in knowledge and resources related to their topics and outline actionable next steps. Remember, effective leadership is a competency that can be cultivated by all members of our communities.

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Navigating Community Challenges: A Guide to Effective Leadership and Engagement

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  1. NEXT STEPS Brian Kauffman Western Community Policing Institute

  2. Welcome Participant Introductions Updates • Thinking about personal, family, work issues • “It All About Me” • Not Interested • Boring, Don’t Care • Not Ready

  3. What is important to you / others? Relationships are…. Activities Finances “Don’t Forget what is most important to you and your communities” Family Friends • Influencing • Motivating • Inspiring • Being Credible • Caring • Compassionate Hobbies Vacation Retirement Health

  4. Leading Next Steps “leadership must move from the idea of a leader, a person, to leadership, a competency, that can and should be exhibited by all members of an organization.”

  5. Giants: “Doing Your Best” ,Your Best • Your Best • Don’t Stop • Don’t Quit until there's nothing left • Keep Driving • Your Very Best • Everything You Got • Keep Going • It Hurts “You are the most influential person on this team” “What a pity if the moment should find you unprepared” • Don’t Quit, Don’t Quit …

  6. Topic: What Giants are you facing ? • Law & Legal • Advocacy • Other Agency/Departments • Medical • Community How are you going to face these Giants

  7. OUTCOMES – Pick a Topic • Marijuana Task force • Standardized sentencing • Annual Marijuana Summit • Law Enforcement training program on impacts of medical marijuana grows and houses • Public education plan • Lobbying • Documented data on marijuana and the medical marijuana program impacts Statewide and throughout Florida

  8. Challenges on Your Topic • What do you know about your topic?(Efforts, Ideas) • What is your experience / expertise with the topic?

  9. Gaps on Your Topic: • What gaps exist in your topic? Gap:

  10. Resources on Your Topic • What resources do / can you bring to help with your topic? Name (Title): Resource: Contact Information:

  11. Gaps in Your Topic • Fill gaps with resources that exist in your topic? Gap: Resources:

  12. Next Steps: • What are the next steps in moving your topic forward ? Next Steps

  13. Report Back: • What is your topic? • What expertise / experience? • What gaps? • What resources? • What are your next steps? Next Steps

  14. Questions?

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