Learn more about the history of Slave Patrols with our curator Chelsea Hansen
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50 Years After the Stonewall Uprising
Learn more about the impact of the Stonewall Inn uprising and its effect on law enforcement.
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Reflections on the Affinity Project
Is it possible to establish meaningful bonds between law enforcement and the community?
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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
On Saturday, June 1st, the National Law Enforcement Museum will host our second free Family Fun Day. From opening to 3 PM, fun activities themed around planes, trains, and automobiles will take place throughout the Museum. Explore the exhibits and…
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Stonewall Riots: 50 Years of Change for Law Enforcement and the LGBTQ Community
Join us on Thursday, June 13 at 7pm for a panel discussion as part of our on-going Witness program, moderated by NBC4 anchor Jim Handly.
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Exhibit Spotlight: The Web of Law Enforcement
Ever wonder how the nation’s 900,000 law enforcement agencies work together to investigate and solve crimes? Check out the Museum’s Web of Law Enforcement exhibit to find out more.
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Storytime + Workshop
Join us on Wednesday, June 5 at 11 am for our monthly Storytime + Workshop. This month, we’re reading Let’s Meet a Police Officer by Gina Bellisario.
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Science Saturday: Tools & Communication
Join us on Saturday, July 27 in the Museum Learning Center for an afternoon of science activities for all ages
Read More > Museum Hosts Free Family Fun Day on June 1
Explore the exciting world of planes, trains, and automobiles through the eyes of law enforcement in this free, fun-filled day for the entire family!
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Talk with a Curator – Unrest in the 1960’s: Civil Rights and Protest
The 1960s marked a time of dramatic change in the United States. Join our Curator for an informative talk about these turbulent times. and how they have influenced the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
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How do Teenagers Feel About Law Enforcement?
In June of 2018, the National Law Enforcement Museum launched its Teen Leadership Council. The Council consisted of eleven local high school students from Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. The purpose of the Teen Leadership Council is to create a…
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