Join us for an important discussion:
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I Fear 4 My Life (IFFML) and Lincoln's own Chief Gary Hill invite you for an afternoon of dialogue between college students of color and law enforcement. This campus conversation, being hosted at various HBCUs throughout the country, aims to bring greater understanding of experiences and perceptions to bridge the gap between HBCU students and law enforcement.

A Campus Conversation:

Building Trust and Reducing Fear Between Police & Communities

Thursday, March 6th

2:00 p.m. Focus Group

3:30 p.m. Public Session

Page Library - Room 100
 

Event Facilitators


Dr. Kideste Yusef


IFFML National Coordinator/Research Director and Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Bethune-Cookman University


Kemba Smith-Pradia


Executive Producer, Author, Criminal Justice Advocate and IFFML National Consultant


Cpl. Ryan Tillman


Founder & CEO - Breaking Barriers United, Author, Police Officer and Keynote Speaker


Dr. Gary Hill


Chief of Police, Director of Lincoln University Law Enforcement Training Academy (LULETA) and Law Enforcement Chair of IFFML
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See you there, Blue Tigers!

Questions? Contact Chief Gary Hill at HillG@LincolnU.edu.
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