The Bag & The Badge
Summary: Join Atlanta's 2018 Civic Innovation Entrepreneur, public safety advocate, and law enforcement video subject matter expert Felicia Edwards of MindfulDuty.com as she explores 21st century policing and the thin blue line between love and hate. Her unique blend of southern charm utilizes the old traditions of TRUTH and storytelling to recap, rant, and rave about current events, books, movies and tv shows that depict public safety life. Plus REAL talk interviews with a new class of leadership committed to building community trust. Use #TheBagTheBadge to join the conversation
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Felicia Edwards shares her life changing experience on an ordinary Saturday in her hometown. Joined by an eclectic group of citizens, they gathered, they sang, and they shared readings of American civic scripture in a somewhat religious format. Strangers became friends as the group explored the concept of American civic religion and ultimately defined civic love. To mark the occasion, Edwards has recited excepts from the mornings featured sermon by Eri Liu
Ray is a nationally recognized SME on the use of video in law enforcement applications. Having been featured on The Law Enforcement Television Network, HBO Shock Video and other programs featuring video applications in surveillance, he has over 30 years experience in the design, manufacturing and marketing of video technologies for use in the Public Safety sector. He has written articles and white papers on the use of mobile, body worn and surveillance video platforms.
The Bag and The Badge covers all things public safety that are defining pop culture through the lens of Felicia Edwards: advocate, community organizer, TRUTH and storyteller. Born out of a desire to begin a new conversation around emerging leaders, subscribers will get a distinctively different dose of recaps, rants, and raves from public safeties darling. There will be side eyes, laughter and tears with the fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, sons and daughters that protect and serve our communities.
