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"Stop Child Abuse Now" (SCAN) feature trauma informed HOSTs and Co-hosts and respected child abuse prevention, intervention and recovery advocates. They're all volunteers members of the National Assoc... more
FAQs about Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN):How many episodes does Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) have?The podcast currently has 3,999 episodes available.
October 01, 2009"Community Matters" - 058The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 2000 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed....more1h 0minPlay
September 29, 2009"Community Matters" - 057The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 2000 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed....more1h 0minPlay
September 26, 2009"Community Matters" - 056The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 2000 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed....more1h 0minPlay
September 24, 2009"Community Matters" - 055The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 1900 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed....more1h 0minPlay
September 22, 2009"Community Matters" - 054The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org). LA Community Policing was on hand Saturday night to participate in a truely happy occasion, the celebration surrounding the Grand Opening of LAPD's Hollenbeck Area Community Police Station. The magnificent green ediface replaces a much smaller archaic structure that had been the home of local police officers for decades. See picture and hear speeches from community members. police officials and politicians....more1h 0minPlay
September 19, 2009"Community Matters" - 053The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 1900 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed....more1h 0minPlay
September 17, 2009"Community Matters" - 052The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 1900 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed....more1h 0minPlay
September 15, 2009"Community Matters" - 051The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org). Topics for this show included a review of the first four Police Commission Community Meetings to obtain public input for the next Chief, with audio clips from the public comments. LA Community Policing will carefully follow the process of selecting a new LAPD Chief, just as we did in 2002 when William Bratton was chosen. You're invited to attend any of the community meetings (one more remains) designed to help the Police Commission determine what it is the public wishes to see in it's next Chief of Police, and to take the on-line survey. Learn what the public wants in the next LAPD Chief !...more1h 0minPlay
September 12, 2009"Community Matters" - 050This episode of "Community Matters" is devoted to remembering the events of 9 -11 - 2001. It's been eight years since the attacks against our country which were the stimulus for the beginnings of the LA Community Policing efforts. The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of LACP, originally a New Yorker. His reaction to the 9 -11 terrorism were expressed in articles that eventually appeared on e-groups and then on his first-ever web site (this one). As time went on the reaction to the site was so overwhelming that LA Community Policing became a non profit organization (originally regional to LA only) and has long since been recognized as the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community-based policing....more1h 0minPlay
September 10, 2009"Community Matters" - 049LIVE on location show !!! The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org). Wednesday's show is a special LIVE broadcast from the third of five Police Commission Community Meetings to obtain public input for the next Chief. LA Community Policing will carefully follow the process of selecting a new LAPD Chief, just as we did in 2002 when William Bratton was chosen. You're invited to attend any of the community meetings, designed to help the Police Commission determine what it is the public wishes to see in it's next Chief of Police....more1h 0minPlay
FAQs about Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN):How many episodes does Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) have?The podcast currently has 3,999 episodes available.