The IAWP Heritage Award The IAWP Heritage Award is the highest honor bestowed by the International Association of Women Police upon an individual member to recognize substantial and significant contributions to women police and the International Association of Women Police over a period of years and especially during milestones of the organization. The honor is meant to ensure the recording, recognition, and appreciation for outstanding and dedicated service to IAWP. The IAWP's Heritage recognition is the highest tribute given by the IAWP. Heritage Award winners represent the legacy of the IAWP. They are the historical memory of an organization that continues to grow. By virtue of participating in its history and having a resolve that the organization evolve, these leaders confront core goals and serve as tangible evidence to the rest of us of the honor it is to serve the IAWP. Objective: *To recognize an individual's substantial and significant contributions to women Selection of Award Recipients: *The Board of Trustees (BOT) is charged with determining achievement of this Submission of Nomination:
The Chair, Board of Trustees accepts the nomination for review by the Board of Trustees.
| IAWP Annual RecognitionThe IAWP Foundation Award and Recognition Program opens on January 1 each year and closes March 31 each year (Midnight EST). There are no extensions of time granted for award submission. Entries can be submitted by the candidate's supervisor, employer, the President of an IAWP Affiliate or an IAWP Board member, but not by the candidate themselves. Candidates can only be entered for one category. View Policy CATEGORIES AND CITATIONS OFFICER OF THE YEAR To be awarded to a female officer who distinguishes herself by her exemplary conduct and achievements in more than one area of policing and over a period of time that has a significant impact on her agency and /or area of responsibility. | IAWP Scholarship The objectives of the award are:
Adopt An Officer ProgramAn Officer who would like to become a member of IAWP seeking sponsorship under the "Adopt and Officer" Program shall:
Details at Adopt an Officer and the Program is Policy Sixteen, Policy16_Adopted Officer Program |
IAWP Affiliate Program Association of Women in Kosovo Police, Taibe Canolli President (Region 15) Atlantic Women in Law Enforcement, Carolyn Nichols, President (Region 11) Bangladesh Police Women's Network, Milly Biswas, President (Region 22) British Association for Women in Policing, Parwinder Dale, National Coordinator (Region 13) Chicago Association of Women in Law Enforcement, Janet Wilson, President Emirates Women Police Association, Aamna Belushi, President (Region 16) Guyana Association of Women Police, Maxine Graham, President (Region 26) Immigration Ladies Association of Ghana, Judith Dzokoto-Lomoh, President (Region 18) Iowa Association of Women Police, Stacy Davis, President (Region 7) Judicial Ladies Association of Ghana, Cynthia Bentil, President (Region 18) Kentucky Women's Law Enforcement Network, Jill Stulz, President (Region 4) Law Enforcement Occupational Safety and health Association, Peter Orlovski, Chair (Region 11) Massachusetts Association of women in Law Enforcement, Deidre Noyes, President (Region 1) Mid-Atlantic Association of Women in Law Enforcement, Theresa McQuaid, President (Region 3) Minnesota Association of Women Police, Serena Frazier, President (Region 7) Nebraska Association of Women Police, Stacy Williams, President (Region 7) Ontario Women in Law Enforcement, Lisa Hewison, President (Region 11) Police Ladies Association of Ghana, Beatrice Zakpaa Vib-Sanziri, President (Region 18) Trinidad-Tobago Association of Women Police, Pamela Schullera-Hinds, President (Region 26) Ukrainian Association of Women in Law Enforcement (Region 15) Wisconsin Association of Women Police, June Groehler, President (Region 7) Women's Association of North Wales Police, c/o Emma Naughton (Region 13) Women Police of Alaska, Andrea Jacobson, President (Region 9) To become an IAWP Affiliate, complete the application at this link. | Friends of the IAWP
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