POP Center

Congratulations to the UCPD on their Goldstein Award win!

Don't forget to register for the 30th Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference taking place in Ann Arbor, MI on April 25-27. popcenter.asu.edu/cpop-conference

Register now for the first POP Virtual Training Session. Place-based Investigations of Violent Offender Territories,  which will be held via Zoom on Wednesday, December 16th at 1 p.m. (EST).   popcenter.asu.edu/content/pop-vi…

New study further validates the effectiveness of POP. popcenter.asu.edu/sites/default/…

Responding to recent tragic events involving African-Americans and police officers, the faculty of ASU’s School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, of which POP Center Director Mike Scott is a member, published the following open letter. ccj.asu.edu/content/open-l…

A huge loss of a giant in our field, but more so, just an uncommonly kind man. RIP Herman. improvingpolice.blog/2020/01/24/her…

Congratulations to the this year’s winner of the Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing, Durham Constabulary for their Checkpoint Deferred Prosecution Scheme Project.

Looking forward to tomorrow. 2019 Problem-Oriented Policing Conference in Santa Cruz, California #POPConference19

Save the date! The 2019 POP Conference will be held in Santa Cruz, CA on November 11th-13th.

Check out the draft agenda for the 2018 POP Conference being held in Providence, RI on November 5-7. The deadline to receive the discounted conference hotel rate is October 12th so make your reservations now. popcenter.org/conference

The draft agenda for the 28th Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference being held in Providence RI is now available. popcenter.org/conference/def…

The excellent @ERMaguire presenting at the Stockholm Criminology Symposium on his powerful research on the politics of implementation in developing a problem oriented policing approach in Trinidad & Tobago. “More about process than outcome” 🇹🇹

Herman Goldstein delivers humble and insightful remarks on police reform as part of his Stockholm Prize acceptance speech. #sthlmcrimsymposium

Friend and mentor, Prof Herman Goldstein awarded the Stockholm Prize in Criminology. Recognized as “the worlds most influential scholar in police strategy.” HG was the rare academic who climbed into the cockpit of patrol cars asked questions and learned about policing from cops.

Opening panel at the Stockholm Criminology Symosium. A focus on problem-oriented policing as Herman Goldstein is honored as this years winner of the Stockholm Prize in Criminology.

The 2018 POP Conference will be held in Providence, RI on November 5-7 and is being hosted by the Providence Police Department and Roger Williams University. popcenter.org/conference/def…

Thanks for coming to present your excellent work!! Hope to see you next year. twitter.com/corvallispd/st…

Congratulations to @Eureka_Police on their fantastic finalist project for the 2017 Goldstein Award for Excellence in POP!

A big thank you to @SHSUCJ and LEMIT for their assistance with the 2017 POP Conference!

Congratulations to @LancsPolice on their fantastic finalist project for the 2017 Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in POP!