UVA's Center for Public Safety and Justice partners with Howard and Carol Safir Foundation to launch research grant program supporting innovative public safety solutions.
This article details how drones are invaluable for public safety and the communities they serve; they deliver faster response times, enhance safety, protect both officers and suspects, and optimize the use of city resources.
Deputy Chief of Police Christina Reifstack traveled to Poland as part of a University of Virginia School of Continuing and Professional Studies course, Policing in Nazi Germany: Leadership, Genocide and Contemporary Applications.
In April 2025, public safety professionals gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia, for the inaugural Leading Without a Badge Summit, an event designed to highlight the critical role of civilian leaders in law enforcement.
This article introduces people to Joshua A. Ederheimer, who is joining the Center for Public Safety and Justice at the University of Virginia as its new Senior Director for Stakeholder Partnerships.
This article provides more information on Joshua A. Ederheimer, who is joining the Center for Public Safety and Justice at the University of Virginia as its new Senior Director for Stakeholder Partnerships.
UVA Master of Public Safety students travel to Poland for the International March of the Living to study policing history during the Holocaust and apply lessons to modern law enforcement.
Three months into its launch, the Center for Public Safety and Justice has shown the industry its limitless potential in empowering leaders to address today's challenges with innovation. Learn what the Center has accomplished in 2024 and what's in store for 2025.