Darrell Lowe

I am the state representative for Washington law enforcement

Contribute to the education & training committee's successful function, serving the best interests of IACP and its membership. This includes reviewing relevant materials, initiating topical recommendations to the chair before committee meetings, and serving as a subject matter expert; that the IACP leadership and staff can draw advice, strategic insights, and technical expertise. Participation in IACP conferences, strategic planning summits, and other IACP activities and promotes the benefits… Show more

Contribute to the education & training committee's successful function, serving the best interests of IACP and its membership. This includes reviewing relevant materials, initiating topical recommendations to the chair before committee meetings, and serving as a subject matter expert; that the IACP leadership and staff can draw advice, strategic insights, and technical expertise. Participation in IACP conferences, strategic planning summits, and other IACP activities and promotes the benefits of IACP membership to potential members.

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Served as one of the Law Enforcement SMEs for the AG's state-wide law enforcement use of force data collection.

The Santa Monica Bay Area Human Relations Council (HRC) is a partnership of community organizations, institutions, businesses, and individuals which promotes and supports a respectful and socially just community through education, advocacy, and resolution of local conflicts and issues. As an organization, we believe that each individual has a capacity to serve others and be an agent for positive change in his/her community and world. We believe in the value of a socially just community – a… Show more

The Santa Monica Bay Area Human Relations Council (HRC) is a partnership of community organizations, institutions, businesses, and individuals which promotes and supports a respectful and socially just community through education, advocacy, and resolution of local conflicts and issues. As an organization, we believe that each individual has a capacity to serve others and be an agent for positive change in his/her community and world. We believe in the value of a socially just community – a community that:
Views diversity as an asset
Advances understanding and cooperation between diverse perspectives
Respects the rich heritages, experiences and perspectives of the people who live and work here
Seeks to include the voices and equal participation of all of its members
Fosters individual responsibility for the benefit of all

To promote the nurturing of this vision, we:
Create opportunities for dialog relevant to the larger community such as youth violence, homelessness, racism, bigotry, homophobia and other forms of discrimination and exclusion. We are committed to respectfully listening to and learning from multiple voices and perspectives in this process.
Support the development of our youth’s ability to become respectful participants in our community through education, guided discussion and programs such as the Intergenerational Literature and Art Program and Kids With Cameras.
Celebrate Community Heroes, those individuals who tirelessly give of their time and energy to help make this a just Community.
Respond to issues that arise in our community by convening and/or facilitating gatherings to support/promote open and respectful discourse.
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