Course: Leaders in Citizen Security and Justice Management
Modules:
0.1.1 Important Course Information, 0.1.2 Meet Your Instructors
1.1.1 Public safety as public policy, 1.2.1 Crime in Latin America and the Caribbean, 1.2.3 Is there an appropriation in the LAC region of the concept of Citizen Security?, 1.2.5 Development of public policies on citizen security in LAC, 1.3.2 What are the essential elements of a public policy on citizen security?, 1.3.4 What type of infrastructure contributes to promote the prevention of violence?, 1.4.1 Takeaways module 1
2.1.1 Governance and management, 2.2.2 What is the difference between governance and governability?, 2.2.3 What are the stages in the citizen security and justice value chain?, 2.2.5 Video: What are the challenges of effective governance?, 2.3.1 Key principles of good governance, 2.3.4 Should improving citizen security management be a top down process or vice versa?, 2.3.5 How to promote accountability in citizen security policies?, 2.3.7 Video of good practice Medellin, 2.4.1 Takeaways module 2
3.1.1 Information and evaluation systems, 3.2.3 How to clarify the dark figure of crime?, 3.2.5 What are prision surveys that are being implemented in Mexico and the region?, 3.2.7 How is victimization measured in the Latin America and the Caribbean region?, 3.2.9 What is the value of the geographic information system to know the behavior of crime?, 3.3.2 Elements for a successful evaluation, 3.3.4 Development and evaluation of interventions, 3.4.1 Takeaways module 3
4.1.2 Challenges of implementing violence prevention programs, 4.2.1 Prevention of youth violence, 4.2.2 Gateway Youth Center in Belize, 4.2.4 Video: Key aspects in the design of interventions for young people at risk, 4.2.6 How was Medellín transformed into a safer city?, 4.2.7 Prevention of youth violence, 4.2.9 Main takeaways on prevention of crime by youth, 4.3.1 Prevention of violence against women, 4.3.4 Key elements of the prevention of violence against women, 4.3.6 Justice Centers for women victims of violence, 4.3.7 Main takeaways of violence against women
5.1.1 Police modernization, 5.2.2 How to reform the police?, 5.2.4 Which has been the police modernization process in Latin America and the Caribbean?, 5.2.6 The police reform in Honduras, 5.2.7 What are the results of the police reform in Honduras five years later?, 5.3.2 How to build trust and legitimacy of the police?, 5.3.4 How to build trust in the community, from a police perspective?, 5.3.7 The profile of the modern police, 5.4.3 What are the strategies to improve the probity and transparency in the police forces?, 5.4.4 How is the police integrated into the criminal justice system?, 5.5.1 Takeaways module 5
6.1.2 Why is prison not the solution?, 6.2.1 Access to justice, 6.2.2 What are the social costs of imprisoning people?, 6.2.3 Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, 6.2.5 What is the state of implementation of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in LAC?, 6.2.7 What are the models of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms?, 6.2.9 What recommendations are relevant to improve alternative dispute resolution mechanisms?, 6.2.10 Drug treatment courts in Chile, 6.2.12 Takeaways of access to justice, 6.3.1 Access to social reintegration, 6.3.4 What are the main problems of penitentiary systems in LAC?, 6.3.6 Promising practices in Costa Rica, 6.3.8 What are the experiences of PPPs in the region´s penitentiary system?, 6.3.9 What are the challenges of PPPs in the region?, 6.3.11 What is the profile of the prison population in the region?, 6.3.12 Rehabilitation of women in Chile, 6.3.14 Conditions for the implementation of effective programs, 6.3.17 Another opportunity for youth in Panama, 6.3.19 Takeaways of social reintegration
7.1.3 End of the course