Originally livestreamed from the National Law Enforcement Museum, listen to this audio-only version featuring the National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives (NAWLEE) during Women’s History Month. This special event took a deep dive into the NAWLEE’s history and how it became a national force for equity and reform.

Sponsored by Target, the program’s panelists will share stories of early trailblazers, discuss key community and national milestones, and gain insight into how NAWLEE has strengthened agencies and communities through the decades.

Watch the full version on the Museum's YouTube channel.

Featuring

• Nicola Smith-Kea, PhD
• Captain Julie Rodriguez, LAPD, and President of NAWLEE
• Mo McGough, J.D.
• Lieut. Diane Goldstein (ret.)
• Catrina M. Bonus, President, Women in Federal Law Enforcement (WIFLE)
• 1st Deputy Chief Monique Brown, Johns Hopkins University Police Department

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In this episode of Precinct 444, host Josh Bronson sits down with the leadership behind the 30x30 Initiative, Co‑Founders Maureen “Mo” McGough and Chief Ivonne Roman (Ret.), along with Dr. Tanya Meisenholder, who now leads the initiative as it enters its fifth year. Together, they unpack the progress, lessons, and persistent misconceptions surrounding one of the most widely adopted and influential efforts in modern policing.

The conversation explores how 30x30’s focus on advancing women in policing serves as a lens to identify deeper organizational challenges surrounding recruitment, retention, safety, and workplace health. Drawing from research, national partnerships, hands‑on agency work, and personal experience, the guests highlight how improving systems for women strengthens the profession as a whole.

Listeners will gain insight into the initiative’s evolution, what it has revealed across hundreds of departments, and practical steps agencies can take today to build more inclusive, resilient, and effective organizations.

Resources:

• 30x30: What Works
• Police1: 30x30 Explained: Myths, Facts, and Public Safety Realities

Featuring:

• Josh Bronson, Host
• Maureen “Mo” McGough
• Chief Ivonne Roman (Ret.)
• Dr. Tanya Meisenholder

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Defining Our Future: Celebrating NOBLE’s 50-Year Legacy, was originally released as a livestream of a special program honoring the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) during Black History Month. This special event celebrates the achievements of black Americans who have shaped the profession and commemorates NOBLE’s five decades of leadership and advocacy.

Sponsored by Target, program panelists will trace NOBLE’s founding and the partnerships that shaped its early years, share stories of trailblazing leaders, and highlight key legislative and policy victories advanced by NOBLE. The session will also reflect on community and national milestones, illustrating how NOBLE has strengthened law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve throughout the decades.

Featuring:

• Dwayne Crawford, Executive Director, NOBLE
• NOBLE President Chief Renee Hall (Ret.), Dallas, TX
• Marcia Thompson Esq., Chair, Department of Criminal Justice, Aurora University
• Chief James “Jim” Golden (Ret.), Saginaw PD, MI
• Dr. Elsie Scott, Founding Director, Ronald W. Walters Leadership and Public Policy Center, Howard University
• Dr. Rhonda Glover, FBI (Ret.) and NOBLE Youth Committee Chair
• Estella J. Thomas, U.S Secret Service (Ret)

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