The AIPM Research Focus publication is a quarterly research paper that focuses on a key contemporary topic. This publication is designed to provide concise insight and inform our students, Alumni and the broader police and emergency service network on current research.
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Grant Stevens, Commissioner of South Australia Police, provides his insights on the leadership required to build a diverse and inclusive workforce that works in harmony and with a healthy attitude.
Leading for global solutions reflects the need for leaders to think beyond national boundaries and consider both problems and solutions in terms of the systems they emerge from, as well as the impact of our actions on a global scale.
Leading for diversity of thought highlights content provoking discussion on the role of leaders in promoting a diversity of thought, including women and leadership, Indigenous leadership, as well as interculturalism, group harmony, diverse societies and new approaches to diversit
Know it Now is a monthly newsletter produced by the AIPM. Each month we explore a different leadership theme to bring you the latest information, research, and articles of interest from around the world.
Watch conversations with police leaders Commissioner Grant Stevens and Assistant Commissioner Deb Platz.
What is our part in providing healthier workplaces?
Focusing on the role leaders play in the success of teams we have collated several articles, a podcast and a TEDTalk to help you manage your team's well being.
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The AIPM continues to explore ways in which leadership can help grow the connection between police and First Nations peoples. This will require a different conversation, and a renewed understanding of our Indigenous history and how the role of the police intersects with that history.