Government Agencies

History of ING Diversity Trainings with Government Agencies, 1994-present

ING’s diversity training seminars help to increase government capacity for addressing growing religious and ethnic diversity, persistent disparities, and the promotion of equity. ING has over 25 years of experience successfully delivering diversity training seminars to government agencies, including to law enforcement personnel, judges, attorneys, and court administrators, and city, state, and federal government employees and officials. Our diversity trainings are available in one-to-four-hour formats, are available across the nation, and are delivered by our speakers. To learn more about ING’s diversity training seminars for government agencies, visit this page. The following are government agencies where ING trainers have presented since 1994.

2023

JANUARY
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – Freemont Police Department

MARCH
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2022

JANUARY
– Creating Inclusive & Equitable Communities Through Understanding – City of Ferndale
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – City of Ferndale

FEBRUARY
– Creating Inclusive & Equitable Communities Through Understanding – City of Ferndale

– Shared Values Among Faiths – Sunnyvale Public Library
– Creating Inclusive and Equitable Communities – County of San Mateo

MARCH
– Creating Inclusive and Equitable Communities – County of San Mateo

APRIL
– Preventing and Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – LAPD Police Academy

MAY
– Getting to Know Muslim Americans – FBI

JUNE
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – San Jose Police Academy
– Creating Inclusive & Equitable Communities Through Understanding – San Jose Police Academy

AUGUST
– Islamophobia and Its Impact on Muslims, Sikhs, and other Americans – Cities Association of Santa Clara County
– Islamophobia and Its Impact on Muslims, Sikhs, and other Americans – City of San Jose 

SEPTEMBER
– Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – San Jose Police Academy
– Creating Inclusive and Equitable Communities – San Jose Police Academy

OCTOBER

– Court Officials: Cultural Considerations for Court Interactions with Muslims – Center for Judicial Education and Research 
– National Day of Prayer – San Mateo County Behavior Health and Recovery Services 
– Preventing and Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – Fremont Police Department 

2021

JANUARY
–Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Redwood City Police Department, Redwood City, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Palo Alto Police Department, Palo Alto, CA
– Creating Inclusive and Equitable Communities Through Understanding, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA

– Islamophobia and Its Impact – California Department of Education

–Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Alameda County Sherriff’s Office – Dublin Police Services

FEBRUARY
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Redwood City Police Department, Redwood City, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Los Altos Police Department, Los Altos, CA
APRIL
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
– Creating Inclusive and Equitable Communities Through Understanding, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA

– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Milpitas Police Department, CA

MAY
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Campbell Police Department, Campbell, CA
JUNE
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, San Gabriel Police Department, San Gabriel, CA
JULY
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – San Gabriel Police Department
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – San Jose Police Department
AUGUST
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – CSU Fullerton Police Department
– Creating Inclusive & Equitable Communities Through Understanding – San Jose Police Department
SEPTEMBER
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – Corona Police Department
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry – Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office

– Getting to Know American Muslims and their Faith – Summit County JDC

OCTOBER
– Countering Islamophobia- United States Department of Education
DECEMBER
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry San Jose Police Department

2020

SEPTEMBER
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Morgan Hill Police Department, Morgan Hill, CA
– Creating Inclusive and Equitable Communities Through Understanding, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Gilroy Police Department, Gilroy, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Union City Police Department, Union City, CA
– Developing Cultural Competency: Working with American Muslim Communities, Riverside County Department of Environmental Health, Riverside, CA
OCTOBER
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, Tulare County Sheriff’s Office, Visalia, CA
– Preventing & Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry, San Francisco State University Police Department, San Francisco, CA

2019

JANUARY
– Developing Cultural Competency: Working with American Muslim Communities, Santa Clara Police Department, Santa Clara, CA
– Developing Cultural Competency: Working with American Muslim Communities, Santa Clara Police Department Reserve Officer Program, Santa Clara, CA
FEBRUARY
– Working with Our Muslim Neighbors, San Jose State University Police Department, San Jose, CA
APRIL
– Developing Cultural Competency: Working with American Muslim Communities, Santa Clara County Police Chiefs’ Association, Monterey, CA
– Developing Cultural Competency: Working with American Muslim Communities, FBI San Francisco Division, San Francisco, CA
JULY
– Working with Our Neighbors: Muslims, Jews, and Sikhs, Los Gatos/Monte Sereno Police Department, Los Gatos, CA
NOVEMBER
– Challenges Confronting Muslim Americans, County of Santa Clara Office of the District Attorney, San Jose, CA

2018

NOVEMBER
– Developing Cultural Competency: Working with American Muslim Communities, Santa Clara County Police Chiefs Association, Santa Clara, CA

2016

JUNE
– Law Enforcement Police Chiefs and Commanders Presentation, Northern California Regional Intelligence Center
OCTOBER
– Law Enforcement Police Chiefs and Commanders Presentation, Pleasanton Police Department, Pleasanton, CA

2015

AUGUST
– University of California Berkeley Police Department, Berkeley, CA
SEPTEMBER
– University of California Berkeley Police Department, Berkeley, CA
NOVEMBER
– University of California Berkeley Police Department, Berkeley, CA
DECEMBER
– University of California San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA

2013

APRIL
– American Muslim Advisory Council, Murfreesboro, TN

2010

JUNE
– San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
SEPTEMBER
-Orientation to the Arab American Forum, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA

2008

FEBRUARY
– San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– POST Anti-Hate Crimes Meeting, CA Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA
MARCH
– San Francisco Police Academy, San Francisco, CA
APRIL
– San Francisco Police Academy, San Francisco, CA
– POST Anti-Hate Crimes Meeting, CA Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA
JULY
– San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Middle Eastern American Communities Training, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
NOVEMBER
– San Francisco Police Academy, San Francisco, CA

2007

JANUARY
– Pleasanton Police Department, Pleasanton, CA
FEBRUARY
– Pleasanton Police Department, Pleasanton, CA
AUGUST
– Middle Eastern and Muslim Culture, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), Department of Homeland Security, Laguna Niguel, CA
SEPTEMBER
– California Probation Parole and Corrections Association, Sacramento, CA
DECEMBER
– Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), San Francisco, CA

2006

AUGUST
– Department of Justice (DOJ), Washington DC
OCTOBER
– Milpitas Police Department, Milpitas, CA
NOVEMBER
– Milpitas Police Department, Milpitas, CA

2005

FEBRUARY
– San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
MARCH
– University of San Francisco Criminal Justice Institute and San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
JUNE
– Napa Police Academy, Napa, CA
– Las Vegas Metro Police Department, Las Vegas, NV
AUGUST
– Brentwood Police Department, Brentwood, CA
SEPTEMBER
– Brentwood Police Department, Brentwood, CA

2004

JANUARY
– Department of Justice, Antioch, CA
– Department of Justice, UC Davis Police Department, Davis, CA
FEBRUARY
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Racial Profiling, Marin Community College Police Department, Marin, CA
MARCH
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
APRIL
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
MAY
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
JUNE
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Mountain View Police Department, Mountain View, CA
JULY
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Ohio Chiefs of Police Conference, Columbus, OH
– Mountain View Police Department, Mountain View, CA
– Racial Profiling, Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department, San Jose, CA
AUGUST
– Racial Profiling, Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department, San Jose, CA
SEPTEMBER
– Toledo Police Department, Toledo, OH
OCTOBER
– Alameda Police Department, Alameda, CA
NOVEMBER
– Alameda Police Department, Alameda, CA
DECEMBER
– Diablo Valley Police Department, Diablo Valley, CA

2003

JANUARY
– Alameda County Police Training, Bodega Bay, CA
FEBRUARY
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department, San Jose, CA
MARCH
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
APRIL
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department, San Jose, CA
MAY
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– San Leandro Police Department, San Leandro, CA
– New Jersey State Police, West Trenton, NJ
JUNE
– Department of Justice of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
– Arizona Crime Prevention Association, Arizona
JULY
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Alameda Police Department, Alameda, CA
AUGUST
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
SEPTEMBER
– Racial Profiling, San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
– International Association of Women’s Police Training Conference, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Palo Alto Police Department, Palo Alto, CA
– Department of Justice, Washington, DC
OCTOBER
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA
– Department of Justice, Fresno Police Department, Fresno, CA
NOVEMBER
– Department of Justice, San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department, French Camp, CA
– Department of Justice: Santa Cruz Police Department, Santa Cruz, CA
DECEMBER
– Racial Profiling, San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA

2002

MARCH
– Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Anti-Terrorism Task Force, Washington DC
– East Bay Regional Parks Police Department, Oakland, CA
– Fremont Police Department, Fremont, CA
APRIL
– Alameda County Police Chiefs, Oakland, CA
MAY
– Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Department Managers, Martinez, CA
JUNE
– Washington State University Police Department, Seattle, WA
AUGUST
– Los Angeles Veterans Police Department Managers, Los Angeles, CA
SEPTEMBER
– Santa Clara County Hate Crime Units, San Jose, CA
– California Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA) Annual Conference, Monterey, CA
NOVEMBER
– Bay Area Hate Crime Investigators Association (BAHCIA) and San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, CA

2001

FEBRUARY
– ING director appointed member of the Santa Clara County Human Relations Commission (HRC) Executive Committee
MARCH
– Anti-Hate Crimes Workshop, California Association of Human Relations Organizations (CAHRO) Conference, Los Angeles, CA
JUNE
– Cultural Diversity Course, Peace Officers Standard and Training (POST) Conference, San Diego, CA
AUGUST
– Cultural Diversity Course, Peace Officers Standard and Training (POST) Conference, San Diego, CA
– San Francisco Police Department and Russian delegation, San Francisco, CA
OCTOBER
– San Jose State University Police Department, San Jose, CA
NOVEMBER
– Bay Area Hate Crime Investigators Association (BAHCIA), San Francisco, CA
– Contra Costa County Police Chiefs and Sheriff’s Office, Martinez, CA

2000

JANUARY
– ING co-organizes first of its kind in Santa Clara County Hate Crimes Conference
MARCH
– Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Conference, San Diego, CA
MAY
– Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Conference, San Diego, CA
JULY
– Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Conference, San Diego, CA
AUGUST
– ING director appointed member of Santa Clara County Human Relations Commission
SEPTEMBER
– ING co-organizes and participates in Attorney General’s Forum on Hate Crimes

1999

JUNE
– ING director co-organizes Santa Clara County Anti-Hate Crime Network
SEPTEMBER
– ING director appointed to California Lt. Governor’s Commission for One California

1998

JANUARY
– Anti-Hate Crimes Policy Guidelines, Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Conference, San Diego, CA
FEBRUARY
– Walnut Creek Police Department, Walnut Creek, CA
MARCH
– San Jose Police Department Negotiations Unit, San Jose, CA
– BAR Media Group and Attorneys
APRIL
– ING presentation for law enforcement, “Working with the American-Muslim Community,” becomes state certified by Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST)
– Sunnyvale Police Department, Sunnyvale, CA
– ING director elected Co-Chair of Bay Area Hate Crime Investigators Association (BAHCIA)
– San Jose Police Department Commanders, San Jose, CA
MAY
– Sunnyvale Police Department, Sunnyvale, CA
– ING director appointed advisor to California Association of Human Relations Organizations (CAHRO) Conference
SEPTEMBER
– Sunnyvale Police Department, Sunnyvale, CA
OCTOBER
– Sunnyvale Police Department, Sunnyvale, CA
NOVEMBER
– Anti-Hate Crimes Policy Guidelines, Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Conference, San Diego, CA

1997

JANUARY
– Los Gatos Police Department, Los Gatos, CA
– Safety Awareness For Everyone (SAFE) and Neighborhood Safety Partnerships Coalition
– ING director elected board member of Intergroup Clearinghouse
MARCH
– Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office, San Jose, CA
APRIL
– ING director received certification for “Police Academy for Citizens”
JUNE
– Anti-terrorism task force, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), San Francisco, CA
– Berkeley Police Department, Berkeley, CA
DECEMBER
– ING director appointed advisor to Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) on Anti-Hate Crimes Policy Guidelines
– ING director appointed advisor to Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) on Cultural Diversity Training Guidelines

1996

MAY
– Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI and Muslim community meeting regarding Jewish Defense League (JDL) letters received by Bay Area mosque
JULY
– ING director elected Vice-Chair of Bay Area Hate Crime Investigators Association (BAHCIA)
AUGUST
– Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department, San Jose, CA
SEPTEMBER
– Novato Police Department and surrounding communities, Novato, CA
OCTOBER
– Santa Clara County Police Departments, San Jose, CA
– Daly City Police Department, Daly City, CA
NOVEMBER
– Safety Awareness For Everyone (SAFE), San Francisco, CA
– Newark Police Department, Newark, CA
– West Valley Mission District Police Department, Saratoga, CA

1994

APRIL
– ING Director elected member of the Bay Area Hate Crimes Investigators Association (BAHCIA)