Serving in Silence: The Quest for LGBTQ Acceptance Within Law Enforcement : ASPIRE

Serving in Silence: The Quest for LGBTQ Acceptance Within Law Enforcement

While there are more LGBTQ law enforcement officers than ever before, the LGBTQ law enforcement community still has concerns regarding policies, internal interactions with coworkers, and confidence in their organizations' abilities to navigate the sensitive LGBTQ social topics and personnel issues that have never been addressed.

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International Association of Chiefs of Police

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Community Partners, Law Enforcement Recruiters

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