Building Trust, Effective Communication, and Transparency Between Police and Community Members

Christopher Lee Bush is an adjunct professor at Allen County Community College providing instruction in Criminal Justice course work (Introduction to Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement Operations and Procedures, Criminal Investigations and Criminal Law). Dr. Bush also has been invited to be an adjunct at Kansas Wesleyan University to teach a course on Multiculturalism. Dr. Bush professional fulltime work experience in state government (Kansas). Dr. Bush has a published article (fall 2020) in the Journal of Social Change and a book chapter in Global Perspective on Reforming the Criminal Justice System published in IGI global that have been indexed in Scopus. Dr. Bush is an active member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., with the Topeka (KS) local chapter. Dr. Bush is a member of the National Honor Society Leadership/ Criminal Justice and Walden University- Sigma Alpha Pi/Alpha Phi Sigma and a Member of the 2011 Greater Topeka Leadership. Dr. Bush resides in Topeka, KS with his wife and two sons. Jennifer Matthews is a renowned public speaker, educator, and thought leader dedicated to inspiring individuals and organizations to reach their full potential. With a unique blend of expertise in law enforcement, psychology, communication, and leadership development, Dr. Matthews captivates audiences with her dynamic presentations and empowers them with practical strategies for personal and professional growth. She has 16 + years of hands-on and educational experience in the field of criminal justice and I'm third third-generation law enforcement professional as well. Dr. Jennifer Matthews is a driving force behind digital transformations to solve cases quickly with body-worn cameras. Body Worn Cameras create a safer world, help victims fight for justice, and protect the lives of the innocent.