Celebrating International Women’s Day 2026
Celebrating International Women’s Day 2026
#GiveToGain #IWD2026
This International Women’s Day, the theme “Give to Gain” highlights the power of collaboration in advancing gender equality.
In recognition of this theme, the AIPM is proud to announce our second year of sponsorship of the Australasian Council of Women and Policing (ACWAP) Conference. This renewed partnership underscores the AIPM’s ongoing commitment to supporting and empowering women in policing.
Hope to see you there in August!
About ACWAP
Honorary Senior Visiting Fellow Mark Evans OBE
It was great to welcome R.Mark Evans OBE, Honorary Professor University College London, Senior Associate Fellow Police Foundation and Vice President ANZ SEBP - Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing back to the AIPM campus in Manly.
AIPM AI Masterclass
Unlock the Future of Law Enforcement
Our exclusive AI Masterclass is a new initiative by the Australian Institute of Police Management (AIPM) and the Australian Federal Police (AFP). This comprehensive program will equip you with the knowledge and skills to understand AI and navigate the complexities of public trust.
Why attend?
Increase awareness and understanding of AI:
Gain a good understanding of AI, its categories, and types. Learn about the driving forces behind AI and its impact on society.
Pacific Faculty of Policing - May news
A busy month for AIPM's Pacific Faculty of Policing. This month the team were in Papua New Guinea and Fiji
Papua New Guinea Officer Cadet Program
ANZAC Day 2024
In the leadup to ANZAC Day on Thursday, the AIPM pays homage to our Australian Defence Force Service personnel, our veteran community and the families who support them. The actions of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli forged an enduring legacy that has shaped the identity of both our nations. The staunch defence of Gallipoli is also a key element in the national identity of Türkiye and over a century on, Australia, New Zealand and Türkiye consider themselves friendly nations.
Leadership in Crisis
AIPM Visiting fellow, Dr Cheryl Brown, reflects on the importance of constantly refreshing crisis frameworks as part of everyday business.
Australia’s preparedness for natural events are constantly occurring and government partnering with the community is a critical part of leading for community safety. This was a thread during the two-day Leadership in Crisis workshop in Singapore, where the conversation led to the value of a volunteer workforce, as a crisis response draws on a range of skills.