Julie joins The CopDoc Podcast to talk about how our firm helps teach law enforcement agencies the power of proactive storytelling in shaping public perception and the importance of controlling narratives. Listen to the Full Podcast
Enhancing community safety through proactive communication planning
In a world where the specter of active threats and mass shootings can manifest seemingly without warning, law enforcement can ill-afford to be unprepared to respond to such tragedies. Let’s review some key components of an active threat communications plan: 1. SHARE INFORMATION EARLY 2. IMPLEMENT STRATEGIC MEDIA STAGING 3. FORM A JOINT INFORMATION CENTER [...]
Omaha police hold training for crisis communication, mass casualty incident
The Omaha Police Department hosted a massive training for crisis communications, saying it's not a matter of if something happens — but when. "What's happening here today doesn't happen often enough across this country," said Julie Parker. Read more. Want more JPC news?
Operationalizing the Use of Social Media
Our Vice President, Police Chief Christopher Mannino (Ret.), looks at the many challenges police departments face on social media and explains why public messaging is optimized when it's operationalized.
How the GBI Handled the Social Media Response to the Ahmaud Arbery Murder
Julie interviews Nelly Miles, director of the Office of Public and Governmental Affairs for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, about the agency's communication plan to handle the overwhelming public response to the viral video of the death of Ahmaud Arbery.
Regardless of where an incident occurs, agencies invariably face inquiries from community members and the media about their preparedness and response
Regardless of where an incident occurs, agencies invariably face inquiries from community members and the media about their preparedness and response
Julie Parker and other communications experts share their best practices for communicating with the media and the public after a school shooting.
JPC's Julie Parker and Katie Nelson are quoted in this AP story about the evolving ways police departments are sharing information with the public during, and after, mass shootings.
The GBI's Communications Response to the Ahmaud Arbery Murder
Julie Parker interviews Nelly Miles, director of the Office of Public and Governmental Affairs for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, about the agency's communications response to the viral video of the death of Ahmaud Arbery.
September 11 and the Sniper shootings are among the more powerful stories of the last 75 years. Former reporter Julie Parker was in the middle of those moments.
Julie Parker moderates a panel at the IACP 2022 conference and leads a lively discussion about the importance of law enforcement working with the news media and how it can be done effectively.
