Road Wise: Navigating Traffic Stops Safely
Course Overview: Police conduct, on average, 20,000,000 traffic stops per year and about 50,000 per day, which means any driver can find themselves involved in a traffic stop. This stark reality, coupled with the often-disturbing media portrayal of police encounters, has heightened fear and anxiety among many young and inexperienced drivers. Parents tend also to be uncertain about what will happen to their young driver who is engaged by police.
"Road Wise: Navigating Traffic Stops Safely" empowers drivers, especially teens and parents, with the information and strategies necessary to safely manage traffic stops.
This course will provide strategies you need to manage traffic stops safely. Whether you're a new driver or want to be prepared, "Road Wise" provides the real-world knowledge to empower you with the skills to navigate any traffic stop confidently.
"The Police and Me" Reading Event
Join us for a reading of "The Police and Me," the best-selling children's book by Derrick Dotson. This engaging and educational event will introduce young readers and their families to a powerful tool that teaches children how to understand and safely interact with law enforcement.
"The Police and Me" has captured international attention for its clear, compassionate, and age-appropriate approach to a crucial topic, empowering kids and parents alike. Since its release, the book has sparked meaningful conversations in schools and communities, helping to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the public in a positive, educational way.
The Talk 2.0:
A Critical Conversation For The Modern Era
The Talk 2.0:
A Critical Conversation For The Modern Era
"The Talk 2.0" takes this vital conversation to the next level.
This presentation is a beacon of guidance and empowerment, delivered by Derrick Dotson, a law enforcement veteran who has served and suffered injustices within the system. Derrick's unique perspective, shaped by his experiences on both sides of the badge, offers invaluable insights not just for Black Americans but for every citizen and resident concerned about justice and safety.