The members of the National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers, Inc. provide various levels of support both to and for the communities we come from and represent.

We recognize that it is only with the active and willing support of those we serve, the recognition of who we are, from whence we came, and the reasons for our being, that we may be able to render service to the community.

Whether it is the mentoring of our youth, providing information on What To Do When Stopped by the Police, advocating against police misconduct and systemic injustice, or just being there to hear and answer your questions, our members are always available.

• 2023 National Education and Training Conference

• In 1843- Abolitionist and feminist Sojourner Truth begins antislavery crusade in the south
• In 1921- Black Wall Street, one of the most influential all-Black communities in America was bombed from the air and burned to the ground by an angry white mob

• Our first truth is that we must start caring about each other. We need to be empathetic and try to walk in each other’s shoes. We shall overcome when we eliminate the negative and nasty comments people make about each other. We shall overcome, when we love ourselves and the people around us. Then, we become our brothers keeper.

  Sandra Parks