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National Conference on Preventing Crime
May 29 - May 31, 2019 Tampa Marriott Water Street Tampa, Florida
Florida Consortium of Urban Derrick Brooks Charities League Affiliates
Florida Office of the Attorney General National Conference on Preventing Crime
Conference Participants,
Welcome to the Florida Attorney General’s National Conference on Preventing Crime. We are pleased to bring the conference back to the Tampa Bay area and appreciate the support of Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Urban League Affiliates, has teamed with my staff, cosponsors, and other long-time, dedicated partners for what promises to be both an educational and productive conference.
As Florida’s Attorney General, I am committed to working with our law enforcement and community partners to reduce crime, improve school safety, prevent human trafficking, and decrease the rapid rise in the use of opioids. At this year’s conference, we gather to identify and understand crime-related issues affecting all communities. We do so with a firm and steadfast commitment to the conference’s mission of finding long term resolutions to these problems.
Together we will develop and promote positive solutions to overcome and eliminate crime in Florida and across the nation, by exchanging innovative ideas and crime prevention strategies. I encourage participants to take full advantage of the opportunities this conference presents, such as, learning from experts, networking with peers from other programs, and identifying effective solutions that have worked other places to strengthen and protect your community.
Thank you for all that you do to make this conference successful, and for your continued support and commitment to these vital prevention efforts.
Sincerely,
Ashley Moody
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CONFERENCE AGENDA AT-A-GLANCE
Wednesday, May 29, 2019 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Registration (Meeting Rooms 8 – 10) 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Job/Resource/Vendor Fairs (Grand Ballroom Foyer)
Thursday, May 30, 2019 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration (Meeting Rooms 8 – 10) 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Job/Resource/Vendor Fairs (Grand Ballroom Foyer) 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Plenary Session (Grand Ballroom Salons E – F) 10:15 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Concurrent Sessions A – F (Adults/Youth) 12:00 p.m. – 1:45p.m. Luncheon A (Adults) (Grand Salons E – F) 12:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Luncheon B (Youth) (Florida Ballroom) 2:00 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Concurrent Sessions G – R (Adults/Youth)
Friday, May 31, 2019 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Registration (Meeting Rooms 8 – 10) 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Job/Resource/Vendor Fairs (Grand Ballroom Foyer) 8:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Concurrent Sessions S – DD (Adults/Youth) 12:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Luncheon A (Adults) (Grand Salons E – F) 12:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Luncheon B (Youth) (Florida Ballroom) 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Concurrent Sessions EE – HH (Adults) 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Youth Speak-Up, Speak-Out Session (Florida Ballroom) 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Issuance of Certificates (Meeting Rooms 8 – 10)
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OPENING SESSION - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019
8:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. Musical Prelude Elder Arthur Green Senior Pastor House of Restoration Church of God
8:45 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Opening Plenary Session
Presiding Darrell B. Daniels Executive Director Derrick Brooks Charities Youth Programs
Invocation Dr. Glen Dames Senior Pastor Allen Temple AME Tampa, FL
Presentation of Colors Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office/Tampa Police Department Tampa, FL
National Anthem Detective Belinda Denbigh Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office
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OPENING SESSION - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 Welcoming Remarks:
The Honorable Chad Chronister The Honorable Jane Castor United States Attorney Maria Chapa Lopez Sheriff, Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Mayor, City of Tampa The United States Attorney’s Office Tampa, Florida Tampa, Florida Middle District of Florida, Tampa, Florida
State Agency Partners:
Secretary Mark S. Inch Melinda N. Coonrod, Chairman Secretary Chad Poppell Secretary Simone Marstiller Dr. Owen Quinonez, Florida Department of Corrections Florida Commission Florida Department of Florida Department of Senior Health Equity Officer Tallahassee, Florida on Offender Review Children and Families Juvenile Justice Florida Department of Health Tallahassee, Florida Tallahassee, Florida Tallahassee, Florida Tallahassee, Florida
Opening Remarks & Awards Ceremony:
You are invited to the Attorney General’s National Conference On Preventing Crime. Attorney General Moody will greet conference attendees and share her vision and priorities for combatting crime through crime prevention initiatives and the support of the residents of Florida. The Honorable Ashley Moody Florida Attorney General Tallahassee, Florida
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OPENING SESSION - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019
Keynote Address: Derrick Brooks Derrick Brooks Charities Tampa, Florida Derrick Brooks was drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first round of the 1995 NFL Draft, where he remained to play his entire fourteen season professional career. He is widely considered one of the best linebackers in NFL history. An eleven-time Pro Bowl selection and nine-time All-Pro, Brooks was named AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2002 and earned a Super Bowl ring with the Buccaneers in Super Bowl XXXVII. In February 2014, Derrick received one of the highest honors of his life by being named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He was inducted in Canton, Ohio in August of 2014 and inducted into the Capital One Academic All-America Hall of Fame. In September 2014, Derrick was enshrined into the Ring of Honor by The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the number 55 will never be worn by another Buccaneer player. Derrick is currently serving as an appeals officer for the National Football League, as well as the Executive Vice President of Corporate and Community Development at the Amalie Arena. Brooks graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Communications from Florida State University where he was a three-time first team All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection, two time first-team All- American, and a member of the 1993 Seminoles National Championship team. In November 2010, Florida State retired Seminoles jersey number 10 in honor of Brooks and he was also inducted into the Florida State Hall of Fame. He went on to earn his Master’s in Business Communications from FSU in 1999, and his Doctor of Humane Letters from St. Leo University in 2006. Recognized as often for his hard work in the community as he is for his hard hits on the football field, Brooks has been the recipient of several prestigious awards, including the 2000 Walter Payton/ NFL Man of the Year award, the 2003 Bart Starr Award, the 2004 Bryon “Whizzer” White Award, and the 2008 JB Award through the NFL Players association, all of which recognize an NFL player annually for their commitment to the communities in which they live. Derrick also has received numerous community awards in Tampa, Florida for his work and dedication to the community such as: 2007 Citizen of the Year from the Tampa Sports Club, 2014 Lee Roy Selmon Lifetime Achievement Award from the Tampa Sports Commission, 2014 Community Hero Award from the Tampa Bay Lightning and the 2014 Community Champion Award from the Boys and Girls Clubs. Brooks was appointed to the Board of Trustees of Florida State University by Governor Jeb Bush in 2003, where he occupied a seat until 2011. He has also served on the Florida Department of Education Foundation, St. Leo University and Brooks-DeBartolo Charities, Inc. In 2007, he was appointed by Governor Charlie Crist as the Chairman for the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness - helping to eliminate the problem of childhood obesity in the State of Florida. Derrick also serves on other Board of Directors. By partnering with the DeBartolo Family, he was able to realize a lifelong dream with the opening of the very first traditional charter high school in the Tampa Bay area - Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School. 8 Florida Office of the Attorney General National Conference on Preventing Crime
WORKSHOPS AT-A-GLANCE - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019
Workshop Concurrent Sessions Speaker Location 10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Grand Salons A-B Session A (Adults) - Using Evidence-Based Dr. Shelly M. Wagers, Assistant Professor of Criminology; Practices to Advance Effective Criminal Justice University of South Florida; St. Petersburg, Florida Responses to Domestic Violence Grand Salons C-D Session B (Adults) - CSEC 101 (Commercial Misty LaPerriere, Outreach Coordinator & Law Sexual Exploitation of Children) Enforcement Liaison Dede Jones, Outreach Case Manager; Selah Freedom; Sarasota, Florida Grand Salons G-H Session C (Adults) - Preventing Crime through Christian Schoyen, CEO/Founder; Neighborhood Rescue Collaboration of America; Los Angeles, California Grand Salons I-J Session D (Adults) - The World of Social Media: Wayne Ivey, Sheriff; Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Making It A Tool For Law Enforcement IL Terrazzo Session E (Youth/Chaperons) - Positive Teens Kimberly Bosket, President; Positive Impact Community Impact – Friends Don’t Let Friends Get In Trouble Resource Center; Fort Lauderdale, Florida Meeting Rooms 5-6 Session F (Youth/Chaperons) - The Cypher: Jerome K. Hill, Program Operations Administrator; Kicking the Truth to Black Youth Florida Agency for Health Care Administration; Doral, Florida Marcus Smith, Deputy Manager; Florida Department of Juvenile Justice; Office of Prevention and Victim Services; Tallahassee, Florida Paul V. Wilson, Senior Associate; PCG Education Consulting; Miami Gardens, Florida; Florida Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys; Tallahassee, Florida
Workshop Concurrent Sessions Speaker Location 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Grand Salons A-B Session G (Adults) - My Purpose, My Promise Stacey Spencer, Speaker & Encouragement Expert; Stacey Spencer Consulting; Tarpon Springs, Florida Grand Salons C-D Session H (Adults) - Improving Relationships to Linda Rich, Director of Education and Consultation at Enhance Partnerships through Trauma Informed the Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice; Drexel Care/Community University College of Medicine; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Altovise Love-Craighead, Police Inspector; Philadelphia Police Department; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania William Daniels, Public Information Officer; United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida; Tampa, Florida Grand Salons G-H Session I (Adults) - COPS A.D.A.P.T. – Achieving Mike Brown, Undersheriff; Highlands County Sheriff’s Diversity and Public Trust Office; Sebring, Florida Grand Salons I-J Session J (Adults) - The Adolescent – Assembly Lanicia Marshall, Licensed Mental Health Counselor Required DBA Footprints Counseling; Wesley Chapel, Florida IL Terrazzo Session K (Youth/Chaperons) - I AM THE Dr. Sydel LeGrande, Director; Changing the Game for a CHANGE New Generation, Inc.; Tampa, Florida Meeting Rooms 5-6 Session L (Youth/Chaperons) - The Law and Tonja Bryant-Smith, Special Agent Supervisor; Florida Your Community Department of Law Enforcement; Tallahassee, Florida
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WORKSHOPS AT-A-GLANCE - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019
Workshop Concurrent Sessions Speaker Location 3:45 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Grand Salons A-B Session M (Adults) - Building Trust in the David Colon, Officer; Clermont Police Department; Community Clermont, Florida Grand Salons C-D Session N (Adults) - We Rise Education Village: T. Willard Fair, President & CEO; Urban League of Greater The Concept Miami, Inc.; Miami, Florida Grand Salons G-H Session O (Adults) - Crime Prevention Through Art Hushen, President; National Institute of Crime Environmental Design & Public Art Prevention; Apollo Beach, Florida Grand Salons I-J Session P (Adults) - Community Policing Roosevelt “Rocky” Ratliff III, Retired Police Major; Tampa Police Department; Tampa, Florida IL Terrazzo Session Q (Youth/Chaperons) - Choices & Michael Lee, Motivational Speaker; 5,000 Role Model Consequences Member; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Meeting Rooms 5-6 Session R (Youth/Chaperons) - Caught Up Kyra Montaque, Prevention Coordinator; Selah Freedom; Sarasota, Florida
WORKSHOPS AT-A-GLANCE - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019
Workshop Concurrent Sessions Speaker Location 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Grand Salons A-B Session S (Adults) - Inside Genetic Genealogy Lori Napolitano, Chief of Forensic Services; Florida Investigations Department of Law Enforcement; Orlando, Florida This Presentation is Restricted to Michael Fields, Detective; Homicide Unit; Orlando Police Law Enforcement Personnel Only Department; Orlando, Florida Grand Salons C-D Session T (Adults) - Health Disparities in Dr. Owen Quinonez, Senior Health Equity Officer Selected Florida Cities Walter W. Niles, Administrator; Closing the Gap Grant Initiative; The Florida Department of Health; Tallahassee, Florida Grand Salons G-H Session U (Adults) - COPS A.D.A.P.T. – Mike Brown, Undersheriff; Highlands County Sheriff’s Achieving Diversity and Public Trust Office; Sebring, Florida Grand Salons I-J Session V (Adults) - Combatting Human Ashley Washington, Assistant United States Attorney; Trafficking; A Collaborative Approach United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida; Jacksonville, Florida Frank Murray, Assistant United States Attorney; United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida; Tampa, Florida IL Terrazzo Session W (Youth/Chaperons) - Agent of Change Jamael Stewart, Assistant Director; City of Delray Beach; Delray Beach, Florida Meeting Rooms 5-6 Session X (Youth/Chaperons) - Developing Kenneth L. Muldrow, Pastor; Ouchdrow Management Young Entrepreneurs L.L.C.
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WORKSHOPS AT-A-GLANCE - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019
Workshop Concurrent Sessions Speaker Location 10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Grand Salons A-B Session Y (Adults) - Trauma is NOT a Crime: Dr. NeKeshia Hammond, Psychologist; Hammond Understanding Alternatives to Incarceration for Psychology and Associates; Brandon, Florida Youth Grand Salons C-D Session Z (Adults) - Chasing the Dragon: The Thomas Palermo, Assistant United States Attorney Life of an Opiate Addict Khalilah Escarlera, Community Outreach Specialist Joseph L. Smith, Community Outreach Coordinator; United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida; Tampa, Florida Grand Salons G-H Session AA (Adults) - Florida Department of Eugene Morris, State and Federal Director; Office of Juvenile Justice (FDJJ): Celebrating Families, Prevention and Victim Services Creating Safer Communities and Enhancing Yvonne Woodard, Operations and Training Director; Office Positive Relationships of Prevention Services Dionne Anderson, Federal Grants Manager; Office of Prevention Services; Florida Department of Juvenile Justice; Tallahassee, Florida Grand Salons I-J Session BB (Adults) - The Intersection: Tekoa Pouerie, Lecturer and Subject Matter Expert; Understanding Criminal Behavior and Childhood National Criminal Justice Institute Fox Valley; Orlando, Trauma Florida IL Terrazzo Session CC (Youth/Chaperons) - Stop the Robert and Queen Brown, Producer and Host of the Madness and Stop the Sadness Queen Brown Show; The Queen Brown Show Violence Intervention Talk Show; Miami Gardens, Florida Meeting Rooms 5-6 Session DD (Youth/Chaperons) - Internet Safety Kevin Kaufman, Special Agent; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Tampa, Florida
Workshop Concurrent Sessions Speaker Location 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Grand Salons A-B Session EE (Adults) - Trauma is NOT a Crime: Dr. NeKeshia Hammond, Psychologist; Hammond Understanding Alternatives to Incarceration for Psychology and Associates; Brandon, Florida Youth Grand Salons C-D Session FF (Adults) - Fixing the Florida Shuffle: Dave Aronberg, State Attorney; Office of the State How Palm Beach County has reduced opioid Attorney, 15th Judicial Circuit; West Palm Beach, Florida overdose deaths by targeting fraud and abuse in the drug treatment and sober home industries Grand Salons G-H Session GG (Adults) - Cyber Threat Landscape Paul Vitchock, Supervisory Special Agent; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Tampa, Florida Grand Salons I-J Session HH (Adults) - Active Shooter Sean Mahabir, Master Police Officer; Tampa Police Department; Tampa, Florida Florida Ballroom Session II (Youth) - Youth Speak-Up, Speak-Out Beverly Elliott-Morrison, Lieutenant Retired; Darrell Daniels; Bobby Donnelly, Officer; IIayna Hughes, Master Deputy; Regina D. Bell, Sergeant; Anthony Collins, Captain; Alex Thompson Jr., Deputy; Roosevelt “Rocky” Ratliff III, Retired Police Major
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MEET THE LUNCHEON SPEAKERS Inspector Altovise Love-Craighead Thursday Adult Luncheon
Altovise Love-Craighead started her career with the Philadelphia Police Department in October 1994. After graduating from the Philadelphia Police Academy in March 1995, she was assigned to the 15th Police District. Altovise endured a life altering incident: In March 1997, her only brother, Emir, was murdered. Although Altovise was grief stricken, she persevered in her studies. Altovise had aspirations of being more than just a Police Officer and in December 1998, she was promoted to Detective and assigned to the Northeast Detective Division. She worked on many significant cases during that time and received a merit commendation for her role in capturing a serial bank robber.
Altovise later met and married Michael Craighead (currently the Captain in the Specialized Operations Division for the Philadelphia Police Department) on August 14, 1998. Despite all her accomplishments, she was plagued by the tragedy of her brother’s murder; she wanted to find a way to help others who had lost loved ones to murder. In 1999, following the lead of her mother, Victoria Greene; she assisted in organizing an organization named after her brother EMIR (Every Murder Is Real), now called the EMIR Healing Center.
In 2002, Altovise was detailed to the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force. She played such an integral role in the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force that she received an award for her efforts from the United States Attorney’s Office. In 2004, she left the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force for a promotion to the rank of Sergeant and was assigned to the 19th Police District. In October 2010, Altovise was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, while making Philadelphia Police Department history as being the first female to rank number one on any Lieutenant promotional list. In February 2015, Altovise was promoted to the rank of Captain and assigned to the 16th District where 140 Police Officers and Supervisors came under her command.
Altovise is currently an Inspector in the Central Police Division of the Philadelphia Police Department where she commands approximately 600 Police Officers and Supervisors. Altovise has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Communication, and a Graduate Degree in Public Safety Management. Altovise remains humble and has an insatiable desire to strive towards greatness.
The Honorable Angela M. Cox Thursday Youth Luncheon
In November of 2014, Governor Rick Scott appointed Judge Cox to the Circuit Court bench making her the first African American Woman appointed to the Circuit Court in the 4th Judicial Circuit of Florida. She is serving in the criminal division. Judge Cox was also appointed by Governor Jeb Bush in 2005 as a County Court Judge. For 9 years, Judge Cox served as a County Court Judge, where she presided over criminal, civil, small claims, and traffic court cases. Before becoming a judge, she served as an Assistant State Attorney in the 4th Judicial Circuit. During her tenure in the State Attorney’s Office where she was awarded the Outstanding Young Prosecutor Award, she was part of the Homicide Team, Special Assault Division, and the Repeat Offender Court. She completed her prosecutorial career as a Division Chief in County Court.
Judge Cox serves on the faculty of the Florida Judicial College, which is tasked with educating and training all of Florida’s newly elected and appointed judges. She has also served on the faculty of the Prosecutor/Public Defender Training Program at the University of Florida College of Law. Judge Cox attended Tennessee State University where she received her B.S. in Criminal Justice in 1995 and where she served as a SGA President from 1994-1995. She received her J.D. Degree from the University of Memphis School of Law in 1998 where she served as the first African-American Chief Justice of the Moot Court Board. She is a member of the Florida Bar, the Jacksonville Bar, and the D.W. Perkins Bar Associations.
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MEET THE LUNCHEON SPEAKERS Tonier Cain-Muldrow Friday Adult Luncheon
One thing you can call Tonier Cain: COMMITTED. During her 19-year commitment to crack cocaine, she racked up 83 arrests with 66 convictions, lost custody of four children, and when she wasn’t locked up, she slept on a concrete slab under a bridge. Most friends, family, and professionals she encountered thought she was a lost cause. Determined to maintain custody of her fifth living child, Cain made a commitment to the judge that she would do the right thing if he would send her to a substance abuse program to get treatment for her addiction. He did, and she did.
Since exiting T.A.M.A.R.’s Children (Trauma, Addiction, Mental Health, and Recovery) in 2005, the woman once so damaged and traumatized prostituted herself for drugs, has become a nationally recognized inspirational speaker and trauma care expert that has traveled to every state, including Alaska and Hawaii, to train mental health professionals on how to better serve people like her. Cain travels to prisons committed to uplifting and inspiring inmates stuck in a debilitating cycle of despair caused by trauma. She has testified before Congress, lectured at Yale University, and delivered a keynote speech at the United Nations. Tonier Cain defied the odds.
Cain is the former team leader for the National Center for Trauma-Informed Care and has trained juvenile correction officers throughout the state of Florida in trauma-informed corrections. Former Florida Governor Charlie Crist issued a proclamation designating Cain’s birthday, November 1, as Trauma-Informed Care Day in recognition of her contributions and commitment to transforming the way the entire Florida Department of Juvenile Justice serves children, youth, and adults housed in their facilities.
Cain is the founder and CEO of Neen Cares, Inc., a nonprofit that produces an annual conference, resides in Annapolis, MD where she is committed to being a loving wife to her husband, Adrian Muldrow, and mother to her daughter, Orlandra.
Stacey Spencer Friday Youth Luncheon
Stacey Spencer is a native of Louisville, Kentucky, an inspirational speaker, entrepreneur, youth mentor, bullying prevention specialist, and contributing TV host and producer. She has been featured in national media outlets including Ebony and Jet Magazines, plus Charisma’s publication. She was named the 2011 “Businesswoman of the Year/Media Winner” by the Tampa Bay Business Journal for her dedication to producing positive television programming for teens. Also, she was named to Who’s Who in Black Dallas in 2015, 2016 and 2017, and was nominated for the state of Kentucky’s 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award for her innovative television outreach to teenagers.
Stacey Spencer is an Inspirational Speaker, Consultant, & Mentor to ALL audiences needing a Power-Compass to healthier living. She is the original founder of Teen Tyme Productions, Incorporated, a non-profit organization established in 1999 under the inspiration of General Colin Powell’s “America’s Promise”. Teen Tyme tackled the issues concerning the lack of Positive Programming on television for teens. She is also the developer of the “Seminar of Hope”, an intervention program that was designed to stamp out juvenile delinquency in Florida, and one day - across the nation.
She has completed contract assignments on behalf of the Department of Education and the FBI’s Youth Outreach Program, both in Washington, DC. Recently, Stacey was honored with a “Prestigious Tower Award” for “Service & Advocacy!” Her commitment to “Excellence in Education & Training Our Nation’s Youth has made her paramount to be a highly sought-after Key Speaker!” Also, Ebony Magazine named “Stacey” as one of the “Top Super Singles” in the country! She was named the Winner/Media Category for the Tampa Bay Business Journal – Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2011.
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LUNCHEON - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019
Luncheon A 12:00 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. (Adults)
Presiding: Watson Haynes, President, Pinellas County Urban League Invocation: Watson Haynes, President, Pinellas County Urban League Lunch Remarks: Dr. Germaine Smith-Baugh, President, Urban League of Broward County Remarks: Chief Anthony Holloway, St. Petersburg Police Department Introduction of Speaker: William Daniels, United States Attorney’s Office Keynote Speaker: Inspector Altovise Love-Craighead, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Luncheon B 12:00 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. (Youth/Chaperons)
Presiding: Lt. Beverly Morrison (Retired), Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Invocation: Elder Arthur Green, Senior Pastor, House of Restoration Church Of God Lunch Remarks: Representative Dianne Hart, Florida House of Representatives, District 61 Introduction of Speaker: Lt. Beverly Morrison (Retired), Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Angela M. Cox, Jacksonville, Florida
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LUNCHEON - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019
Luncheon A 12:00 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. (Adults)
Presiding: Darrell B. Daniels, Executive Director, Derrick Brooks Charities Youth Programs Invocation: Watson Haynes, President, Pinellas County Urban League Lunch Remarks: Representative Dianne Hart, Florida House of Representatives, District 61 Introduction of Speaker: Corlis Campbell, Circuit 13 Administrator, Florida Department of Corrections Keynote Speaker: Tonier Cain-Muldrow, Arnold, Maryland
Luncheon B 12:00 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. (Youth/Chaperons)
Presiding: Sharron Henley, Vice President of Programs Operations, Urban League of Greater Miami Invocation: Rev. Jacqueline Coffie-Leeks, Youth Pastor, 34th Street Church of God Lunch Remarks: Sgt. Regina Bell, West Palm Beach Police Department Introduction of Speaker: Sgt. Regina Bell, West Palm Beach Police Department Keynote Speaker: Stacey Spencer, Tarpon Springs, Florida
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FACILITY MAP Meeting Room 1 ao I ao ISalon I Salon II Salon III Florida Ballroom Salon IV Salon VI Salon V Meeting Room 2 Meeting Room 3
Meeting Room 4 Service Women Men Meeting Room 5 Meeting Room 6 Terrace Pool Spa and Fitness Grand Stair Lobby Grand Stair Meeting Room 7 Lobby Guest Elevators Guest Elevators Meeting Room 8 Lobby Bridge (below) (below) FLOOR FLOOR FIRST FIRST Meeting Room 9 Room 10 Meeting SECOND FLOOR Conference Conference Elevators Elevators Women THIRD FLOOR Bayshore Greco Board Room Board Room Room 11 Meeting UPS Store Up Down Women Men Men Terrace Room 12 Meeting Room 13 Lobby Meeting Salon Terrace Banquet Office Salon D Salon C Salon B Salon A Salon E Grand Ballroom Foyer Grand Ballroom Freight Door Salon F Salon G Salon H Salon J Salon I
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ADULT WORKSHOPS - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS Preventing Crime through Collaboration 10:15 A.M. - 11:45 A.M. Christian Schoyen, CEO/Founder; Neighborhood Rescue of America; Los Angeles, California - Presenter Using Evidence-Based Practices to Advance The presentation will cover an innovative method Effective Criminal Justice Responses to that Christian has developed for turning around high Domestic Violence crime communities, which can be self-funded with Dr. Shelly M. Wagers, Assistant Professor of zero cost to the city. Criminology; University of South Florida; St. Christian created a 10-step model for turning around Petersburg, Florida - Presenter high crime low-income communities, where the key This workshop will discuss the two key reasons why principles will be covered in depth. He will showcase his domestic violence continues to frustrate and perplex method, which was first validated in Las Vegas where the criminal justice system. This workshop will address he turned around the most dangerous neighborhood these reasons by providing an objective overview of which resulted in a record breaking 75% reduction in the scientific evidence for the policies and programs crime, a $10 million positive economic impact to the currently being used by each segment of the criminal city and $1 million in free editorial press. Christian justice system (police, courts, and corrections) to also received an honorary award from the Mayor of prevent and intervene in domestic violence cases. Las Vegas for this groundbreaking work. After reviewing and highlighting effective-evidence A most intriguing part of the presentation is how this based responses, small group break outs with case model can be adopted with zero cost infusion by the scenarios will be used to highlight the complexities city, producing dramatic positive economic results, involved in applying these practices in domestic while in parallel protecting the lives of police officers violence cases. Specific attention will be paid to the and improving the lives of the residents. Guidelines investigation and prosecution of cases involving will be presented on how to get started with a strangulation and the role of strangulation in domestic community transformation, as well as how to avoid violence. Next, an interactive large group discussion “road blocks” in order to be successful. will be used to identify the barriers to incorporating SESSION C - GRAND SALONS G-H new evidence-based policies and programs into current responses. Finally, some time will be spent discussing ideas regarding how to address and overcome these The World of Social Media: Making It A Tool barriers. For Law Enforcement SESSION A - GRAND SALONS A-B Wayne Ivey, Sheriff; Brevard County Sheriff’s Office - Presenter CSEC 101 This presentation will share how social media has quickly become today’s version of Community Misty LaPerriere, Outreach Coordinator & Law Policing. Topics will include lowering the crime Enforcement Liaison rate through citizen engagement, marketing your Dede Jones, Outreach Case Manager; Selah Freedom; agency and building a strong partnership with your Sarasota, Florida - Presenters community through social media. CSEC 101 gives an in depth look at the Commercial SESSION D - GRAND SALONS I-J Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC). Selah Freedom offers this multi-media education training led by our expert staff. Receive a deeper understanding of this issue and learn more about the population Selah Freedom serves. SESSION B - GRAND SALONS C-D
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ADULT WORKSHOPS - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS In addition, it will provide best practices and tools 2:00 P.M. - 3:30 P.M. to examine, assess, and/or develop more focused strategies in communities. My Purpose, My Promise SESSION H - GRAND SALONS C-D Stacey Spencer, Speaker & Encouragement Expert; Stacey Spencer Consulting; Tarpon Springs, Florida - COPS A.D.A.P.T. – Achieving Diversity and Presenter Public Trust An innovative and interactive presentation from the Mike Brown, Undersheriff; Highlands County Main Stage is translated into a workshop format that will Sheriff’s Office; Sebring, Florida - Presenter enforce the three “E” concept. This compelling message of Hope will educate, encourage, and empower all attendees The Highlands County Sheriff’s Office launched the on how to become exceptional educators, leaders, law COPS A.D.A.P.T. (Achieving Diversity and Public enforcement, clergy, parents and communicators among Trust) Unit on January 17, 2018. This new unit was our nation’s youth & young adults who must navigate funded through the Department of Justice COPS an ever-changing society. Together we will create an Hiring Program after submitting a program design environment for the theatre of the mind to come alive and grant proposal that ranked 11th out of 1,119 by role-playing some real-life monologues. We use applications nationwide, and No. 2 overall in Florida. music and movement to enhance the art of teaching our The COPS Team is a diverse group of deputy sheriffs audiences to learn the rhythm of their souls! focused on engaging the minority communities they SESSION G - GRAND SALONS A-B serve with positive dialogue and social interactions in order to build strong relationships and a foundation of trust. They seek to create an environment where law Improving Relationships to Enhance enforcement and citizens work together to improve Partnerships through Trauma Informed the quality of life for all. Care/Community Through a problem-solving policing model that Linda Rich, Director of Education and Consultation relies on analytics, strong community relationships, at the Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice; Drexel transparent communications, intelligence sharing, University College of Medicine; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and strategic operational planning, the COPS Team Altovise Love-Craighead, Police Inspector; Philadelphia seeks to reduce the gun violence and drug activity that Police Department; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania have for years plagued these partner communities. William Daniels, Public Information Officer; SESSION I - GRAND SALONS G-H United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida; Tampa, Florida - Presenters Effective partnerships between community The Adolescent – Assembly Required stakeholders are essential to public safety, and it Lanicia Marshall, Licensed Mental Health Counselor; is important that community groups, nonprofits, DBA Footprints Counseling; Wesley Chapel, Florida - businesses, and private citizens all embrace public Presenter safety as a shared responsibility. Community members This presentation focuses on current research of must develop positive working relationships in order adverse situations that effect mental health, public/ to build enduring solutions and increase trust between chronic health, and academic performance among the resource providers and the public. adolescent students in low income areas. Increasing This session will provide detailed information interventions on all three areas can not only decrease and research on how trauma works, its effects on community crime but increase later life outcomes individuals, groups and on those charged with including mental health, public health, and academic providing critical services to the public. Participants achievement. will receive tools that will assist them in dealing with SESSION J - GRAND SALONS I-J crime victims, witnesses and communities in crisis. 18 Florida Office of the Attorney General National Conference on Preventing Crime
ADULT WORKSHOPS - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS Crime Prevention Through Environmental 3:45 P.M. - 5:15 P.M. Design & Public Art Art Hushen, President; National Institute of Crime Building Trust in the Community Prevention; Apollo Beach, Florida - Presenter David Colon, Officer; Clermont Police Department; Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Clermont, Florida - Presenter or what is more commonly referred to as CPTED is This presentation will show how the recommendations a tool for identifying, preventing, and solving crime from the President’s task force in 2016 on 21st Century problems. CPTED is a process, a way of thinking Policing are effective strategies to not only breach, about crime and how to deter it. It brings together but eliminate a gap between Police & the Community residents, planners, architects, law enforcement, and it serves. It will highlight and give real life examples government personnel to examine how an area’s of ways/techniques to BUILD TRUST between the physical features influence crime and the opportunity Community & Law Enforcement. It will show how to for crime. Physical features that include public art/ recruit & train the best Officers/Deputies for the job and community art can then be designed or modified into how to share the Community Policing Philosophy with a neighborhood or commercial corridor to reduce the entire agency, especially the Patrol force. vulnerability of crime. CPTED is about improving “quality of life” and engaging all stakeholders in This presentation will give specific real-life examples improving and maintaining their neighborhoods. that agencies like The Clermont Police Department in The use of public art as a CPTED strategy engages all Florida have practiced. It will also share the feedback community members. from our residents on Community Policing and reaction to the building trust techniques the Police The CPTED premise is “The proper design and have practiced. effective use of the built environment will lead to a reduction in the fear and incidents of crime and an SESSION M - GRAND SALONS A-B improvement in quality of life.” SESSION O - GRAND SALONS G-H We Rise Education Village: The Concept T.Willard Fair, President & CEO; Urban League of Community Policing Greater Miami, Inc.; Miami, Florida - Presenter Roosevelt “Rocky” Ratliff III, Retired Police Major; T. Willard Fair, president of the Urban League of Tampa Police Department; Tampa, Florida - Presenter Greater Miami and founder of the We Rise Village in Miami, will provide proven solutions to transforming This workshop presentation will discuss strategic the behaviors of youth and parents through focusing community policing concepts to include foot patrol, on education and prevention. Mr. Fair is a strong building relationships with residents, building trust believer that the community must take responsibility in the community, community meetings, top down for itself and should be willing to work with local leadership, explaining traffic stops, and defining law enforcement agencies, school districts, and specific tasks on accomplishing community policing. other vested partners. Mr. Fair strongly believes SESSION P - GRAND SALONS I-J in education and was appointed to Governor Ron DeSantis’ Education Transition team. The We Rise Village, in partnership with the superintendent of Miami-Dade public schools, mayor’s office, state attorney and public defender of the 11th Judicial Circuit, and a coalition of nonprofits and churches is a village effort of empowering the community to become self-sufficient. SESSION N - GRAND SALONS C-D
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ADULT WORKSHOPS - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS COPS A.D.A.P.T. – Achieving Diversity and 8:30 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. Public Trust Mike Brown, Undersheriff; Highlands County Inside Genetic Genealogy Investigations Sheriff’s Office; Sebring, Florida - Presenter Lori Napolitano, Chief of Forensic Services; Florida The Highlands County Sheriff’s Office launched the Department of Law Enforcement; Orlando, Florida COPS A.D.A.P.T. (Achieving Diversity and Public Michael Fields, Detective; Homicide Unit; Orlando Trust) Unit on January 17, 2018. This new unit was Police Department; Orlando, Florida - Presenters funded through the Department of Justice COPS This Presentation is Restricted to Hiring Program after submitting a program design Law Enforcement Personnel Only and grant proposal that ranked 11th out of 1,119 applications nationwide, and No. 2 overall in Florida. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has a statewide Genetic Genealogy Program that has helped The COPS Team is a diverse group of deputy sheriffs law enforcement agencies solve cold cases using focused on engaging the minority communities they this new technique. A case study will highlight how serve with positive dialogue and social interactions in genetic genealogy helped solve a cold case with the order to build strong relationships and a foundation of Orlando Police Department. Across the country, over trust. They seek to create an environment where law 40 cold cases have been solved using this technique. enforcement and citizens work together to improve Criminals who have remained elusive for many years, the quality of life for all. are now being arrested. The fear of being caught by Through a problem-solving policing model that the use of genetic genealogy may deter would-be relies on analytics, strong community relationships, murderers and rapists and ultimately prevent crime. transparent communications, intelligence sharing, SESSION S - GRAND SALONS A-B and strategic operational planning, the COPS Team seeks to reduce the gun violence and drug activity that have for years plagued these partner communities. Health Disparities in Selected Florida Cities SESSION U - GRAND SALONS G-H Dr. Owen Quinonez, Senior Health Equity Officer Walter W. Niles, Administrator; Closing the Gap Grant Initiative; The Florida Department of Health; Combatting Human Trafficking; A Tallahassee, Florida - Presenters Collaborative Approach This presentation will define for our participants Ashley Washington, Assistant United States Attorney; Health Equity, Health Disparities and the difference United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District between health equity and equality. Further, the of Florida; Jacksonville, Florida presentation will discuss health disparities in the eight Frank Murray, Assistant United States Attorney; most populous cities in Florida The Office of Minority United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District Health and Health Equity recognizes that Florida’s racial of Florida; Tampa, Florida - Presenters and ethnic populations continue to increase in size, This presentation will provide an overview, identify correlating with persistent and often growing health misconceptions and discuss the importance of disparities. Despite notable progress in improving the a collaborative approach to combatting Human health status of Floridians, substantial gaps continue Trafficking. Important case studies will be presented to exist in the health status of Blacks, Hispanics, and the community’s role; working collaboratively Native Americans, and Asian/Pacific Islanders when with individuals and public safety officials will be compared to the state’s overall population. Addressing explored. the higher rates of death and disease in Florida’s racial SESSION V - GRAND SALONS I-J and ethnic minority groups requires understanding the underlying causes of these disparities and developing strategies to address these risk factors. SESSION T - GRAND SALONS C-D 20 Florida Office of the Attorney General National Conference on Preventing Crime
ADULT WORKSHOPS - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS Yvonne Woodard, Operations and Training Director; 10:15 A.M. - 11:45 A.M. Office of Prevention Services Dionne Anderson, Federal Grants Manager; Office Trauma is NOT a Crime: Understanding of Prevention Services; Florida Department of Juvenile Alternatives to Incarceration for Youth Justice; Tallahassee, Florida - Presenters Dr. NeKeshia Hammond, Psychologist; Hammond This workshop will describe how the FDJJ celebrates Psychology and Associates; Brandon, Florida - Presenter families, shapes communities and enhances relationships to promote safer neighborhoods. The This presentation will allow participants to learn facilitators will explain how the FDJJ provides services about the role of trauma, gain knowledge towards for youth who are having behavior or family issues and prevention of crime and incarceration, and understand may be at risk of being arrested or re-arrested. Training interventions for youth. Using a didactic format, will explain how the department stresses the importance combined with small group dialogue, the presentation of prevention and its support of innovative processes, will be interactive to allow participants to share addresses the overrepresentation of minority youth in their experiences and learn a collaborative multi- the system and funds effective programs. Attendees will disciplinary approach to create improved outcomes. learn how to use solutions that the FDJJ has employed Participants will learn how trauma affects the brain to assist youth and families in need; determine the best and how trauma can lead to violent behavior, the methods to reduce disproportionate minority contact benefits of early mental health intervention, and activity in other jurisdictions; and, learn how and why alternatives to incarceration. collaboration matters. SESSION Y - GRAND SALONS A-B SESSION AA - GRAND SALONS G-H
Chasing the Dragon: The Life of an Opiate The Intersection: Understanding Criminal Addict Behavior and Childhood Trauma Thomas Palermo, Assistant United States Attorney Tekoa Pouerie, Lecturer and Subject Matter Expert; Khalilah Escarlera, Community Outreach Specialist National Criminal Justice Institute Fox Valley; Joseph L. Smith, Community Outreach Coordinator; Orlando, Florida - Presenter United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District This module will increase awareness and of Florida; Tampa, Florida - Presenters understanding of the role and impact of adolescent This film screening and community forum is a part brain development and trauma on youth behavior. of the MDFL strategic plan to combat opiate use Participants will learn the identification of risk factors through enforcement, prevention and treatment. The and traumatic events linked to delinquent behavior film screening and forums provide the community an as they impact the many forms of youth development opportunity to view real life stories regarding opiate (physical, cognitive, emotional, social, and behavioral). abuse and to discuss the local impact and potential The module concludes with providing information solutions with federal partners and community and strategies on successful de-escalation and professionals. compliance techniques unique for aggressive youth. SESSION Z - GRAND SALONS C-D During this module, participants will examine how risk factors align with delinquent behavior, review the role and impact of traumatic events on adolescent Florida Department of Juvenile Justice youth development, explore promising and best (FDJJ): Celebrating Families, Creating practices for diversion, civil citations, detention Safer Communities and Enhancing Positive reduction and community-based alternatives, and Relationships explore scenario styled de-escalation strategies. Eugene Morris, State and Federal Director; Office of SESSION BB - GRAND SALONS I-J Prevention and Victim Services
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ADULT WORKSHOPS - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (2) Learn about Palm Beach County’s innovative 2:00 P.M. - 3:30 P.M. response to the influx of corrupt drug rehab centers and rogue sober homes, and how it can be replicated Trauma is NOT a Crime: Understanding in other communities. Alternatives to Incarceration for Youth (3) Learn where corrupt drug treatment centers Dr. NeKeshia Hammond, Psychologist; Hammond and rogue sober homes are moving, along with new Psychology and Associates; Brandon, Florida - Presenter and evolving scams to take advantage of those with substance use disorder. This presentation will allow participants to learn about the role of trauma, gain knowledge towards SESSION FF - GRAND SALONS C-D prevention of crime and incarceration, and understand interventions for youth. Using a didactic format, Cyber Threat Landscape combined with small group dialogue, the presentation will be interactive to allow participants to share Paul Vitchock, Supervisory Special Agent; Federal their experiences and learn a collaborative multi- Bureau of Investigation; Tampa, Florida - Presenter disciplinary approach to create improved outcomes. Financial losses in cyber space are expected to exceed Participants will learn: $2 trillion annually in 2019. Governments, militaries, businesses, academic institutions, and individuals 1. How trauma affects the brain and how trauma can are under constant cyber-attack by sophisticated lead to violent behavior adversaries. “Threat Landscape” is designed to spark 2. The benefits of early mental health intervention thinking about ways the audience can mitigate these SESSION EE - GRAND SALONS A-B threats in their cyber spheres. SESSION GG - GRAND SALONS G-H
Fixing the Florida Shuffle: How Palm Beach County has reduced opioid overdose deaths Active Shooter by targeting fraud and abuse in the drug Sean Mahabir, Master Police Officer; Tampa Police treatment and sober home industries Department; Tampa, Florida - Presenter Dave Aronberg, State Attorney; Office of the State Tampa Police Department’s Active Shooter Attorney, 15th Judicial Circuit; West Palm Beach, PowerPoint presentation is approximately 1 ½ - 2 hours Florida - Presenter in length. The presentation discusses Definitions, This presentation will show how the Palm Beach FBI Statistics, Potential Indicators of Violence, County (Florida) State Attorney’s Office created Situational Awareness, Law Enforcement Response, a Sober Homes Task Force that worked with law and Prevention. enforcement, mental health professionals, community The presentation features videos, audio, survival leaders and the drug treatment industry itself, to techniques, question/answer session (at the end of investigate, arrest and prosecute patient brokering presentation), and identifies a survival plan for your and insurance fraud. This Presentation will show the business, organization, and most importantly, your origins of the Florida Shuffle, the federal government’s family. policies that unwittingly created and exacerbated the SESSION HH - GRAND SALONS I-J crisis, and Palm Beach County’s innovative response and dramatic results. Three (3) session objectives: (1) Learn about the Florida Shuffle, how it has spread nationwide, and how it is fueled by existing federal policies that continue to exacerbate the opioid epidemic.
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YOUTH WORKSHOPS - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS 10:15 A.M. - 11:45 A.M. 2:00 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
Positive Teens Impact – Friends Don’t Let I AM THE CHANGE Friends Get In Trouble Dr. Sydel LeGrande, Director; Changing the Game Kimberly Bosket, President; Positive Impact for a New Generation, Inc.; Tampa, Florida - Presenter Community Resource Center; Fort Lauderdale, Florida The goal of this presentation is to present to the - Presenter audience a solution to the generational and ever Project PTI (Positive Teens Impact) is an 8-week -increasing problem of violent crime within the black positive youth development program designed to community. Homicide is the #1 cause of death among reduce juvenile delinquency, teenage pregnancy, and African Americans in all age groups as reported by high school dropout rate. The curriculum used will CDC. Young people age 16-24 consistently have the be the Reducing the Risk Curriculum. A few topics in highest crime rates. Our children are affected by an the curriculum are; Friends Don’t Let Friends Get in environment of violence as evidenced by marked Trouble, The Power of a Mentor, Aptitude, Attitude, increase of violent behavior in schools starting in and Altitude, and Slow Down, You Will Get There. kindergarten. Though we cannot change affected SESSION E - IL TERRAZZO children’s environment, we can change them, and how they see their environment and even more importantly how they see themselves. The Cypher: Kicking the Truth to Black The presentation will describe an existing pilot Youth program called Project I.A.M. presently in 5 schools Jerome K. Hill, Program Operations Administrator; in 2 counties in Florida. We are in year 1 and have set Florida Agency for Health Care Administration; Doral, out to prove what has already been proven. “ It’s easier Florida to build strong children than to repair broken men” - Marcus Smith, Deputy Manager; Florida Department Fredrick Douglas of Juvenile Justice; Office of Prevention and Victim SESSION K - IL TERRAZZO Services; Tallahassee, Florida Paul V. Wilson, Senior Associate; PCG Education Consulting; Miami Gardens, Florida; Florida The Law and Your Community Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys; Tonja Bryant-Smith, Special Agent Supervisor; Tallahassee, Florida - Presenters Florida Department of Law Enforcement; Tallahassee, The Florida Council on the Social Status of Black Men Florida - Presenter and Boys is charged with studying the conditions The Law and Your Community is a signature program that affect black men and boys and advancing of NOBLE and a nationally recognized hands- recommendations to policy makers to improve those on interactive training curriculum for teens and conditions. In this session, the Council will engage young adults, ages 13-18, designed to improve their youth in a discussion to facilitate their role in facilitating communications with law enforcement officers and favorable encounters with law enforcement. They will their understanding of their federal, state, and local also have an opportunity to speak about some of the laws. barriers that exist that prevent favorable encounters SESSION L - MEETING ROOMS 5-6 that ultimately affect their individual lives, but also their communities. SESSION F - MEETING ROOMS 5-6
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YOUTH WORKSHOPS - THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3:45 P.M. - 5:15 P.M.
Choices & Consequences Michael Lee, Motivational Speaker; 5,000 Role Model Member; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida - Presenter CHOICES: Everything we do in life is based on the CHOICES we make. The CHOICES Mr. Lee made as a teenager landed him in the Florida Department of Corrections for 27 and 1/2 years. Mr. Lee does not want to see our youth make the same mistakes and suffer the consequences as he did. He will demonstrate how to choose friends and how to be respectful, even when coming face-to-face with law enforcement. “This is a Florida Commission on Offender Review workshop presentation”. SESSION Q - IL TERRAZZO
Caught Up Kyra Montaque, Prevention Coordinator; Selah Freedom; Sarasota, Florida - Presenter Targeting at-risk youth, the Caught Up training exposes the secrets behind exploitation and sex trafficking through raw and realistic film clips that youth can identify with. Through this 1 hour Caught Up training, we bring to light the dark truth of being caught up in “the life.” SESSION R - MEETING ROOMS 5-6
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YOUTH WORKSHOPS - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS 8:30 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. 10:15 A.M. - 11:45 A.M.
Agent of Change Stop the Madness and Stop the Sadness Jamael Stewart, Assistant Director; City of Delray Robert and Queen Brown, Producer and Host of the Beach; Delray Beach, Florida - Presenter Queen Brown Show; The Queen Brown Show Violence This presentation will focus on Stephen Covey’s Intervention Talk Show; Miami Gardens, Florida - bestselling book “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Presenters People”. It will promote what Covey labels as “The Stop the Madness and Stop the Sadness is a facilitator Character Ethic”: aligning one’s values with so-called led workshop designed for adults and youth. The first “universal and timeless” principles. This presentation objective is to define; What is Anger? We will than will be audience centered and engaging. explore techniques on how to control anger from SESSION W - IL TERRAZZO becoming rage which can transcend into madness, an unhealthy form of anger. Participants will develop ideas on how to live. Do we know how to manage Developing Young Entrepreneurs anger in our daily lives? Participants will learn how Kenneth L. Muldrow, Pastor; Ouchdrow to recognize some of their personal triggers. Another Management L.L.C. - Presenter objective is to introduce common sense approaches and practical solutions to manage anger and avoid This presentation is an innovative, interactive, conflict which could escalate to committing a crime. inspiring and empowering workshop session that will The workshop will engage participants in various challenge students to become a great entrepreneur. activities in order to promote the learning experience Each participant will learn the definition of an and exchange ideas on the subject matter. entrepreneur, intellectual trade marks or patents, SESSION CC - IL TERRAZZO so they can develop their personal mission, motto, and career goals. Each participant will learn how to identify 5 principles to becoming an entrepreneur. Internet Safety SESSION X - MEETING ROOMS 5-6 Kevin Kaufman, Special Agent; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Tampa, Florida - Presenter The presentation is about the consequences of posting too much online, sexting/texting, online enticement, and bullying. Today, our children grow up in a world most parents did not; the world of social media and the internet. This presentation will help raise awareness of the dangers of social media and the consequences of making poor choices while utilizing the internet. The presentation is designed for both parents and children in 6th grade or higher. If you are a parent and have a child growing up during this time, you don’t want to miss this. Parents, you will want your child there so that they are aware of their actions while on the internet and social media. SESSION DD - MEETING ROOMS 5-6
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YOUTH SPEAK-UP SPEAK OUT - FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 2:00 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
Youth Speak – Up, Speak - Out “Conversation with Cops”
Beverly Elliott-Morrison, Lieutenant Retired; Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office; West Palm Beach, Florida Darrell Daniels, Executive Director; Derrick Brooks Charities Youth Programs; Tampa, Florida Bobby Donnelly, Officer; Tampa Police Department; Tampa, Florida IIayna Hughes, Master Deputy; Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office; Tampa, Florida Regina D. Bell, Sergeant; West Palm Beach Police Department; West Palm Beach, Florida Anthony Collins, Captain; Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office; Tampa, Florida Alex Thompson Jr., Deputy; Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office; West Palm Beach, Florida Roosevelt “Rocky” Ratliff III, Retired Police Major; Tampa Police Department; Tampa, Florida
The Youth Speak-Up, Speak-Out session will be an interactive conversation between youth and law enforcement/ correctional officers. This open and honest discussion will allow both youth and officers an opportunity to dispel and eradicate the negative myths that surround the issues between both parties. This collaborative effort is designed to bridge the gap between youth and Criminal Justice professionals.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Conference dates are May 29 – May 31, 2019. All conference sessions will be held at Tampa Marriott Water Street, 700 South Florida Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33602. Official conference name badges are required for admission to all sessions and activities. Luncheon Tickets A limited number of luncheon tickets may be available for participants’ families and friends at a cost of $35.00 each. If available, tickets may be purchased at the registration center. Youth Activities The conference will provide a full schedule of activities for youth and chaperons. Youth are encouraged to attend the plenary sessions, youth luncheons, Youth Speak-Up, Speak-Out session and workshops designed for youth. There also will be planned activities each evening during the conference culminating in a “Youth Anti-Crime Rally” on Friday, May 31 from 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Certificates of Attendance Certificates of Attendance will be awarded to adult participants who attend four (4) of the five (5) break-out sessions between Thursday, May 30 and Friday, May 31. Official conference name badges are required for admission to all workshop sessions and will be scanned by session moderators to verify attendance. To get your Certificate of Attendance, come to the registration center on Friday, May 31 between 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Certificates of Participation will be issued to youth who attend all the break-out sessions. These also will be issued to chaperons at the registration center on Friday, May 31 between 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Certificates must be picked up at the conclusion of the conference. Certificates will not be mailed or emailed. Conference Evaluations To continue to offer the very best crime prevention training, and to give you a voice in planning for future conferences, a conference evaluation form is included in each registration packet. Please complete this form and return it when you pick up your Certificate of Attendance after the final workshop session on Friday. No certificates will be issued without an evaluation form. Continuing Education Credit Up to 17 hours of mandatory retraining credits are available to law enforcement and corrections officers and juvenile justice employees, subject to approval by employing agency. Other national, state and local licensing boards and certifying organizations may grant continuing education credits for conference attendance when provided a copy of agenda and Certificate of Attendance. Contact your board or organization to determine the specific requirements. Americans with Disabilities Act Individuals who need special accommodations or auxiliary aids for conference participation are requested to make their needs and preferences known to the Florida Attorney General’s conference staff at the registration center. Job/Resource/Vendor Fair These functions will be held in the Grand Ballroom Foyer from 12:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 29, through 4:30 p.m., Friday, May 31. Participants (legal, law enforcement, and allied professions) will be able to explore alternative career paths and employment opportunities with federal, state and local governmental entities and private organizations. Commercial and non-commercial crime prevention services and products will display and promote state-of-the-art technologies and programs. Vendors of art, crafts, books, apparel, and other specialties will market their products during this function.
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PLATINUM SPONSORS
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SPONSORS AND HOSTS
Platinum Level Sponsors Derrick Brooks Charities Florida Consortium of Urban League Affiliates Florida Department of Corrections Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office
Gold Level Sponsors Florida Commission on Offender Review Florida Department of Children and Families Florida Department of Health Hillsborough County Aviation Authority – Tampa International Airport Police Department
Silver Level Sponsors Hillsborough County Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Hosts Allen Temple AME Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Tampa Bay Children’s Board Hillsborough County City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department Clearwater Police Department Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay Derrick Brooks Charities Youth Programs Department of Juvenile Justice FBI Tampa Florida Department of Corrections Florida Department of Law Enforcement Fort Pierce Police Department Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Lakeland Police Department Manatee County Sheriff’s Office New Directions Ocala Police Department Office of the Public Defender 13th Circuit – Hillsborough County Office of the State Attorney 13th Circuit – Hillsborough County Office of the State Attorney 15th Circuit – Palm Beach County Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Safe and Sound Hillsborough St. Petersburg College St. Petersburg Police Department Tampa International Airport Police Department Tampa Police Department United States Attorney’s Office - Tampa University of South Florida Police Department West Palm Beach Police Department
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JOB/RESOURCE/VENDOR FAIR
Central Florida Urban League Children’s Board of Hillsborough County City of Lakeland Refuse to Lose Feel Good, Inc. Florida Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys Florida Crime Prevention Association Florida Department of Children and Families Florida Department of Corrections Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Florida Department of Law Enforcement Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Jacksonville Urban League Office of Justice Programs Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Pinellas County Urban League Tallahassee Urban League Tampa International Airport Police Department University of South Florida Police Department Urban League of Broward County Urban League of Greater Miami Urban League of Palm Beach County Image360 Saint Leo University Derrick Brooks Charities
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HOST COMMITTEE AT WORK
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National Conference on Preventing Crime
May 29 - May 31, 2019 Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina Tampa, Florida
Florida Consortium of Urban Derrick Brooks Charities League Affiliates