Goldstein Award Winner, Saving Spots: Tackling Ceremonial Leopard Skin Trade in Western Zambia, Panthera

• Gareth Whittington-Jones, Aditya Malgaonkar & Tristan Dickerson

Goldstein Award Finalist, Sexual Offences Along the Basingstoke Canal, Surrey Police (UK)

• Edward Lyons & David Bentley

Goldstein Award Finalist, Operation Blink (catalytic converter theft), Surrey Police (UK)

 Kate Hyder & Matt Sessions

Goldstein Award Finalist, Familiar Faces (people with mental illness), Durham Constabulary (UK)

• Dave Coxon and Trisha Slack

Goldstein Award Finalist, Secure Your PDQ (credit card fraud), North Wales Police (UK)

• Robert Rands & Annie Halstead

Reducing Vehicle Theft in Morelia (Michoacan, Mexico)

• Alejandro González Cussi, City of Morelia (Michoacan, Mexico)

Homelessness-related Problems in Boulder, Colorado

• Maris Herold & Daniel Reinhard, Boulder (Colorado) Police Department
• Julie Wartell, crime analysis consultant

Reducing Repeat Residential Burglary Victimization in New Zealand

• Emma Ashcroft, New Zealand Police

Increasing Reporting of Crime and Implementing CPTED in Rural New Zealand 

• Emma Ashcroft, New Zealand Police 

Reducing Serious Violence in London through Problem-Oriented Policing

• Aiden Sidebottom & Spencer Chainey, Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, University College London

Police Crime Prevention Initiatives in the United Kingdom

• Michael Brooke, Police Crime Prevention Initiatives

The Promise and Pitfalls of Online Reporting

• Kris Henning, Portland State University

Alternative Responses to Citizen Requests for Police Service

• Robin Engel, National Policing Institute
• Matt Lunn, Denver Police Department
• Lucy Larbalestier, City of Boulder (Colorado)

Police Response to Active Shootings

• Andy Mills, Jason Lamb, William Moss & Ben Ryan, Palm Springs (California) Police Department

A Problem-Oriented Approach to Wildlife Crime

• Integrating Problem Solving into Wildlife Protection Operations, Andrew Lemieux, LEAD Rangers
• Breaking Routines: Using the Problem-Oriented Approach and Crime Prevention to Support Global Conservation Efforts, James Slade, Rewild
• Shifting Perspectives: Using the Problem-solving Approach to Improve Our Understanding of Wildlife Trafficking, Damian Weekers, Wildlife Conservation Society

A Problem-Oriented Approach to Campus Policing

• Brenda Bond-Fortier, Suffolk University (Massachusetts)

A Problem-Oriented Approach to Addressing Racial Disparities in Policing

• Bob Scales, Police Strategies, LLC
• Tamara Herold, University of Nevada-Las Vegas and National Institute of Justice

Introduction to Problem-Oriented Policing

• Michael Scott, Center for Problem-Oriented Policing, Arizona State University

Introduction to Situational Crime Prevention

• Rob Guerette, Florida International University

Introduction to Problem Analysis

• Julie Wartell (crime analysis consultant)

The Power of CPTED: Cutting Crime with Urban Design

• Greg Saville, SafeGrowth
• Tarah Hodgkinson, Wilfrid Laurier University (Ontario, Canada)

Building Organizational Support for Problem-Oriented Policing

• Lee Hunt, Madison (Wisconsin) Police Department

Stratified Policing

• Rachel Santos, Radford University (Virginia)
• Steve Redfearn, Boulder (Colorado) Police Department

SCRAPping Responses Likely to Fail

• Shannon Linning, Simon Fraser University (British Columbia, Canada)
• John Eck, University of Cincinnati (Ohio)
• Dan Gerard, Peel9

Field Training to Support POP: PTO and Problem-Based Learning

• Greg Saville, SafeGrowth