The National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers is proud of it's membership, their accomplishments, and their commitment to the communities they serve. At work - enforcing the law, keeping the peace, providing assistance to those in need, or at play - socializing with each other and members of the community; our members exemplify the highest levels of professionalism, community and self pride.

2021 Scholarship and Awards Dinner	2021 Fall Conference	2021 Juneteenth Freedom Reception
Supporting Chicago Officers of Color	This Is Us-Yusef Speaks	2020 Installation of Officers
17th Anniversary Awards Dinner	2019 Conference Scholarship Luncheon	2019-Philadelphia Conference

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• In 1941- Messman Dorie Miller downs 3 Japanese planes during attack on Pearl Harbor

• Networks are too fearful of ostracizing people and aren't willing to fully address race. I've always had an issue with the [assumption] that people of color, and black people especially, aren't relatable. I know we are

  Issa Rae