This article highlights conversations about policing standards, transparency and inclusiveness, and race relations and social equity that occurred at a strategy summit in August 2015.

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ICMA President-elect Bonnie Svrcek established a Task Force on Women in the Profession to evaluate the barriers facing women in local government

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