Event description
Did you know that interpreters are often the invisible heroes in some of Australia's most critical law enforcement operations?
Join us for an exclusive opportunity to discover how your professional skills directly impact justice outcomes in our upcoming Roundtable Discussion: "Working with Law Enforcement Agencies for Language Professionals".
We're thrilled to welcome Katherine Fitzpatrick, a distinguished AFP veteran with three decades of frontline experience. Kate's impressive background includes a BA in Criminal Justice Administration from RMIT and a Psychology Major from Swinburne University. Since transferring to Melbourne in 2007 from ACT Community Policing, she has tackled some of the most challenging areas of law enforcement: Human Trafficking, Serious and Organised Crime, and Joint Anti-Child Exploitation operations. Currently serving as the AFP Human Exploitation Community Officer for Victoria and Tasmania, Kate brings unparalleled insights to our community.
What you'll gain from this session:
Deep dive into law enforcement's reliance on interpreters for accurate, life-changing communication
Comprehensive overview of different law enforcement agencies and your crucial role within them
Essential knowledge about human trafficking identification and anonymous referral processes
Introduction to the "Look a Little Deeper" package - your toolkit for understanding police procedures as a bilingual professional
Bonus: All eligible participants will receive 10 NAATI PD points - a valuable addition to your professional development portfolio.
This isn't just another professional development session - it's your chance to understand how your expertise serves justice and protects vulnerable communities.
Reserve your spot today!
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