Prior to the G20 in Toronto, when I was first tasked with using social media officially for the Toronto Police Service (we had been working in partnership with the Toronto Crime Stoppers program since January, 2007), I had the opportunity to film some key videos pertaining to the approach to human rights issues in Ontario….
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#140edu Live Stream from New York City August 2 and 3, 2011 by @JeffPulver | Toronto’s @SSENca Spanish Speaking Education Network Very Interested To Follow Via Social Media
Live Video streaming by Ustream My good friend – educator Esthela Cuenca tweets as @SSENca for the Spanish Speaking Education Network. She worked hard to get a presentation ready for this conference August 2 and 3 in New York City but was unable to attend at the last minute. She just called me and wants…
CBC Radio: Toronto Police Service @TorontoPolice Social Media Initiative Launch #TPSsmLaunch – @CBCHereAndNow Host @RobinBrownCBC Interviews Cop @GraffitiBMXCop
Click on link here to listen to mp3 file of CBC Radio interview: (if you can’t play on your computer, send an e-mail to scotmills@gmail.com to receive the file in another format) CBC Radio with Constable Scott Mills This radio interview was conducted on July 27, 2011 at the CBC Building on Front Street in…
Social Media For Security-Understanding How To Communicate In Crisis Situations And Why It Needs To Be A Part of Your Strategy
Click on this link for the entire guide published by George Christopoulos @TPSMedia http://bit.ly/G20SocialMediaGuideTPS How Was Social Media Used At G20 In Toronto is referenced by Scott Mills in this presentation. Presentation Slides by Lauri Stevens @LawsComm and Scott Mills @GraffitiBMXCop at Gov 2.0 in Toronto, ON Canada 2010
Social Media Crime Stoppers International Training At Toronto Police Fugitives Conference 2011
Thank you to Paisley Rae http://Twitter.com/PaisleyRae , a concerned and caring community member for making this appeal possible today. Inquiries can be directed to Scott Mills Cell 647-449-2801 | E-Mail: scotmills@gmail.com – Media inquiries are welcome – Add scotmills@gmail.com on LinkedIN or check out http://ConnectedCops.net for full presentation June 8, 2011 by Scott Mills, Social…
Graffiti-Youth In Neighbourhoods-A Positive Approach To Graffiti Management-Ontario School Resource Officer Training Manual | 2007
Community member Mike Young in Ottawa (Twitter @Ravensviewca is a specialist on solutions for the entire community – property owners, graffiti artists, police and city officials. This policy was written by Mike Young in collaboration with Constable Scott Mills of Toronto Police Service (Twitter @GraffitiBMXCop as a guide to help address graffiti issues in a…
Croft St | Toronto | Graffiti Community Building “The State of NOW”
To get involved with helping to keep the vision of Croft Street being a street art gallery, free of vandalism and full of community, peace and respect please send an e-mail to Scott Mills | scotmills@gmail.com | Cell 647-449-2801 Check out this video by Rogers GTA’s Most Wanted Show from 2007 that outlines the vision…
“How To” Guide to Reporting Sex Assault To Police In Toronto 416-808-2222 | Emergency 911
html version of “A Guide For Sexual Assault Survivors” A Guide For Sexual Assault Survivors (Smartphone friendly version) “Not Saying No, Isn’t Saying Yes” Sexual Assault Is A Crime Watch video: A Guide For Sexual Assault Survivors by Toronto Police 416-808-2222 | Emergency 911 A Guide for Sexual Assault Survivors Sexual Assault can be reported…
Social Media To Prevent / Solve Crime Scott Mills 2008 Interpol Fugitives Conference Presentation
Interpol ’08 Fugitive Conference-Scott Mills-Facebook+Youtube presentation to Delegates from 189 Countries at Interpol Fugitive Conference November 19, 2008 in Johannesburg, South Africa by Scott Mills Press Release: INTERPOL media release 18 November 2008 INTERPOL Fugitives Conference focuses on international co-operation via global police tools See also Comments by Mr John Clark, Director, US Marshals Service…
