On November 17, 2018, the "Urban Security: national and international neighborhood watch networks” convention took place in Venice at the Mestre Novotel.
On December 5th and 6th, 2018, a conference organized by the European Crime Prevention Network (EUCPN), on “Best Practice in Community Policing in Europe”, was held at the "Austria Center" in Vienna. During the conference, which took place in the context of the activities of the Austrian semester of Presidency of EU Council, 20 projects were submitted by the representatives of the countries participating to the network, related to the application of the community policing in their communities.
With pleasure we announce the appointment of Roberta Bravi as new board member for the EUNWA.
Roberta Bravi, from Italy, 34 years old, lawyer, has been taking care about security, legality, voluntary work and participation for over 15 years. After the Higher Degree in Law she obtained a Master in International Law in armed conflicts at the C.O.A. (Air Operations Centre) on its base in Poggio Renatico (FE).
The Vice–President of EUNWA Dr. Georgios Leventakis (Policy and Innovation Advisor) participated at the 2018 Security Research Event (SRE 2018), which jointly organized by the European Commission and the Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology. The event took place on 5th and 6th of December in Brussels at the Square Meeting Centre1.
“Venice Charter”: the start of a European circuit of cooperation between associations, organizations and institutions for the prevention of crimes and the promotion of security and legality, all-round.
Sponsored by Venice City Council, Axon and Nextdoor companies, on September 2nd and 3rd 2019, we held in Venice our 5th Annual Meeting.
Welcome to the Cutting Crime Impact (CCI) project, this project will enable a preventative, evidence-based and sustainable approach to tackling high-impact petty crime. (Visit project web site)
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The Effective Resolution of Conflicts in times of crisis
Police Mediation in times of pandemic – Covid-19 by VIRGINIA PARDO IRANZO (Professor of Procedural Law, Universitat de Valencia (Spain) and ANTONIO BERLANGA SANCHEZ (Police Officer, Valencia Local Police (Spain)
The aim of this paper is to present the Spanish police experience, regarding the implementation and deployment of alternative dispute resolution systems in citizenship and especially in the law enforcement agencies. One of the tools that have really worked is the implementation of the PoliceMediation as an alternative dispute resolution method.
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