Defending Our Future. Protecting Our Past.
Police Academy
Numerous High Level Police Agencies to Join AGPI Yom Hashoah
Commemoration at Auschwitz on April 18, 2023
Annual Mission to Poland and Israel
AGPI-Police Chiefs Visit Auschwitz
AGPI-Police Chiefs Visit Auschwitz
AGPI-Police Chiefs Visit Auschwitz
Join AGPI's Annual mission to Poland and Israel to learn about the Holocaust, Antisemitism and human rights.
Testimony
AGPI-Police Chiefs Visit Auschwitz
AGPI-Police Chiefs Visit Auschwitz
Read this beautiful poem written by Heidi Liu, a participant in the 2023 AGPI Mission to Auschwitz and Israel
Professional development for police
Recognition
President of the International Association of Police Chiefs, Chief John Letteney (R), presents AGPI's Avi Abraham Benlolo with the "IACP Recognition Award" in recognition of AGPI's police academy training program's mission to Auschwitz and Israel. IACP is the largest and most influential international police organization.
Welcome
Dear Law Enforcement Professional: The picture on your left is one of our proudest moments. We were gratified that new cadets with the Edmonton Police Service had the opportunity to be inspired by our new Power of One exhibit (featured behind the cadets). We invite you to partner with us to draw on our message and enhance your professional development. Please email us at office@agpi.ca
Collaborative
We partner with police services from coast to coast to inspire and educate about making the world a better place. Our Power of One exhibit has been featured by the Vancouver, Toronto, Edmonton, Halton and Peel police service. AGPI has also been welcomed by the RCMP and OPP - holding substantive events to mark human rights, diversity and equity.
Global
Recently, we partnered with both the National Police Force and the Foreign Ministry of Colombia, to provide a series of comprehensive workshops about the Holocaust and Antisemitism. We spoke with hundreds of commanders and senior officers in an effort to provide a human-rights first perspective.
At Home
AGPI regularly presents to Canadian Police like the CPA which is a 60,000 strong police association. It has presented to the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police and several other leadership groups.
Countering Hate Crime
We are working in partnership with police services to combat the rising tide of Antisemitism and hate crime. We have already provided a number of briefings including to the Canadian Association of Police Governance and this summer to the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police, the largest provincial police association in the country.
Because it Matters
How do we respond to hate crime? Fighting hate and intolerance should matter to everyone. The Swastika is not only offensive to the Jewish community, it should be offensive to all nations who fought against the Nazis. Our message is one of togetherness and understanding that its about one for all and all for one.
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