Bob Chrismas, PhD.DO YOU NEED HELP, WRITING & EDITING?ANALYSIS, STRATEGIC PLANNING, CHANGEARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SPEAKER?Author, scholar, consultant, passionate speaker and social justice advocate, police professional with expertise in sex trafficking and exploitation, community engagement and crime prevention. An advocate for social reform, Bob writes and speaks on policing trends, community

collaboration, collective impact, and governance. Experience, education, and scholarship in public service and peace and conflict studies gives Bob unique tools for improving public safety, conflict analysis and transformation, governance, and systemic change.

AUTHORSHIP:Canadian Policing in the 21st Century: A Frontline Officer on Challenges and Changes.

Montreal, Canada: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2014.

Modern Day Slavery and the Sex Industry: PhD dissertation, 2017 (book in progess).

SEE BOB’S PUBLICATIONS, BLOG, TESTIMONIALS, UPCOMING EVENTS AND MORE AT: Webpage: BChrismas.com

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CONTACT BOB AT: robertwchrismas@hotmail.com BChrismas.com

TESTIMONIALS:

“Dr. Bob Chrismas is enthusiastic  in his lectures about sharing his innovative thoughts… He is an invaluable asset to Winnipeg’s peace and justice community where he is generous in sharing his pragmatic ideas regarding peace building and social change.” Dr. Sean Byrne, Director, Arthur V. Mauro Centre for Peace and Justice, Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Manitoba

“Bob Chrismas’ vast experience in policing and his in depth knowledge on social justice issues has made him an ideal speaker for university and high school students.” Estelle Lamoureux, Vice-president of Manitoba Association for Rights and Liberties

“Bob’s openness to considering the root causes of why and how people become involved in the justice system and interest in finding better solutions makes him an ideal partner as we all try to create a more equitable community.” Kate Kehler, Executive Director, Social Planning Council of Winnipeg

SPEAKING & WORKSHOP TOPICS:Reducing sex trafficking & exploitationMissing and Murdered in CanadaRestorative justice and reconciliationMissing persons- Canada’s challengeEvidence based policing and justicePolicing and community engagementCollective impact/community engagementCrime prevention and social developmentGlobalization and social responsibilityThe power of stories in social changeEmergency and risk management Workplace investigations

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