ANZSEBP
MEMBER BENEFITS
Stronger together.
ANZSEBP is a global community built around policing. By becoming a member you are connected to reserach, people and opportunitites that support evidence-based policing throughout the year.
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MEMBERSHIP
Benefits that support your work
Connect with research, resources and a professional community thorughout the year.
Conference Member Rates
Reduced registration rates for ANZSEBP conferences and selected events.
Professional Development
Continue learning beyond conferences through member resources, discussions and shared knowledge.
Research Tools & Resources
Explore practical research summaries, presentations and materials that support evidence-informed policing.
Journal Access & Savings
Reduced-rate access to the Journal of Experimental Criminology.
Member Discussion Forum
Exchange ideas and discuss evidence-based policing with peers, across Australia, New Zealand and beyond.
Exclusive Member Archive Access
Access past issues of Police Science, archived articles, conference materials and member-only resources.
ANZSEBP is part of a
Global Evidence-Based Community
UK Society of EBP
Connect with the UK evidence-based policing community through shared learning, research exchange and international collaboration.
Canadian Society of EBP
Build connections across Canadian policing, research and practice, with opportunities to share evidence, ideas and emerging approaches.
American Society of EBP
Extend your network into the United States through professional learning, research exchange and cross-border collaboration.
Netherlands Society of EBP
Strengthen international knowledge exchange with policing and research partners in the Netherlands and across Europe.
ANZSEBP
Membership connects you to a global community.
Your membership connects you to a global community. As an ANZSEBP member, you are connected to the Global Societies of Evidence-Based Policing (GSEBP), an international network spanning Australia and New Zealand, Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States and the Netherlands.
This global connection gives you opportunities to discover research and emerging practice from around the world, learn from policing professionals and researchers in other jurisdictions, build international connections, and take new ideas back into your own work.