BOSTON — The Executive Board of the Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement (MAWLE) is pleased to share that several members represented women in law enforcement at the Boston Red
Boston Municipal Court Chief Justice Tracey-Lee Lyons overseeing a mock trial, with the assistance of Assistant Chief Court Officer Stephanie Cruz. (Photo courtesy Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement)
Social Media plays a significant role in how first responders connect with the communities you proudly serve. The courses below, provided by JGPR Academy, will provide you with the skills
BOSTON — The Executive Board of the Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement (MAWLE) shares the following statement: “We are saddened by the line-of-duty death of Massachusetts State Police
You’re invited to attend “Accountability and Transparency in Law Enforcement: After Action Review”– A Virtual Event Brought to you by Cognificent Learning & Toby Groves Productions October 13, 2021from 11:00
MAWLE Membership: We are excited to share! From December 2020 and moving forward, we will be sending out monthly newsletters that include, yet are not limited to, important organizational goals, various committee
On behalf of the Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement Executive Board we would like to wish you and yours a Happy New Year! 2020 has certainly brought about
The House of Representatives drafted over 217 amendments to S2820, now H4860. The House has begun debates on these new amendments. The Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement supports
