Women of Law Enforcement

04/22/2026

An awesome and impactful event hosted by our sister and friend Julie Werhnyak. 💙

04/22/2026

Meet Brandy Kamper, our dear friend and closing keynote speaker💙

Brandi Kamper is a Physician Assistant, U.S. Army veteran, and former police officer with more than two decades of combined experience in law enforcement, military medicine, and clinical care. She is a third-generation police officer who spent over 15 years with the Fort Worth Police Department, where she served as a patrol officer, Tactical Paramedic, and co-founder of the Fort Worth Police Department Tactical Medic Unit.

During her law enforcement career, Brandi helped design and implement FWPD’s Tactical Medic Program, which now deploys full-time paramedic officers on high-risk calls and every SWAT operation. She also created and taught “Tactical Lifesaver,” a military-modeled self-aid and buddy-aid course that has trained thousands of officers. Her operational experience includes active shooter response, austere medicine, advanced airway management, hemorrhage control, and medicine in high-stress environments.

After retiring from law enforcement, Brandi transitioned into clinical medicine, earning her Master of Physician Assistant Studies from the University of North Texas Health Science Center. She has practiced in trauma surgery and acute care settings and now serves as Operations Manager and Physician Assistant at Front Line Mobile Health, where she oversees large-scale occupational health programs for police officers and firefighters across Texas.

At Front Line, Brandi conducts comprehensive, officer-focused medical evaluations designed to identify silent diseases before they become career-ending or life-threatening. These evaluations
include cardiovascular and metabolic screening, advanced laboratory analysis, cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET), cancer screening ultrasounds and x-rays, vision and hearing testing, and
Human Performance Assessments that integrate physical and behavioral health. Her work centers on readiness, longevity, and keeping experienced officers healthy enough to stay on the job.

We can't wait to see her in September! Don't miss your chance to meet Brandy and many other inspirational leaders at the 13th Annual Women of Law Enforcement Conference, September 21-25. www.wole.info/2026conference

04/21/2026

We’re thrilled to announce this year’s Women of Law Enforcement Conference will LAUNCH and LAND at none other than Space Center Houston! 🚀 1601 NASA Parkway, Houston, TX 77058 USA

From opening day inspiration to a powerful closing celebration, we’re bringing bold conversations, leadership, and connection to a place where history meets the future. 🌟

Get ready to reach new heights—because when Women of Law Enforcement gather together, the sky isn’t the limit… it’s just the beginning. 💫

***Breakout sessions (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) will be held at the Pasadena Training Academy. Monday and Friday general sessions will be at the Space Center.***

04/14/2026

We are excited to welcome Detective Pam Starr to the conference as one of our keynote speakers!

Detective Pam Starr of the Grand County [CO] Sheriff’s Office has more than three decades of first responder experience. She began her career in public service in 1989 as an Emergency Medical Technician in Austin, Texas, and later worked as a Police Dispatcher for Travis County [TX] Sheriff’s Office. Her career as a police officer began with the Dallas [TX] Police Department in 1996 where she enjoyed assignments in the Patrol, Training, Narcotics, Personnel, and Crimes Against Persons Divisions. Pam retired from Dallas PD in 2017 and traveled throughout the United States before settling in Colorado, where she went to work for the Grand County District Attorney’s Office as a paralegal. She left the district attorney’s office to return to law enforcement as a detective with the Grand County Sheriff’s Office. Pam helped create and instructed Calibre Press’s Female Enforcers class for several years and has presented at the Women of Law Enforcement 🙋‍♀️ and the National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives conferences. She is a Certified Paralegal and holds degrees in Sociology, Women’s Studies, and Criminal Justice.

Join us September 21-25 to learn from and be inspired by Detective Starr and many others. Registration is open now! https://www.wole.info/2026conference

04/01/2026

🔈The wait is over! Registration for the 2026 Women of Law Enforcement Conference is now open. Snag your spot today!

04/01/2026

The countdown is on! Conference registration opens tomorrow morning at 8 AM. Get yourself or your group registered before space fills up. The link to register can be accessed here on our page or at https://www.wole.info/2026conference Website subscribers will also receive the link via email. An updated justification packet is also available on the conference webpage, and hotel information will be released soon.

Set your clocks and don't wait! We can't wait to welcome everyone in Pasadena, TX, September 21-25.

03/25/2026

We are excited to be a part of the 5th Annual Dallas First Responder Women's Symposium! 💙🖤💜

Stop by our vendor table to meet us, check out our sale merch, and enter our raffle for a chance to win 1/2 off of this year's registration! 🎫

03/24/2026

For many years, we’ve had the privilege of gathering annually in Fort Worth. The City of Fort Worth and its Police Department have played an important role in our conference experience, and we know how much many of you value the tradition of meeting there.

As we look ahead to this year’s event, we want to share an important update: our upcoming conference will be held in a different city – Pasadena, Texas. The Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex is a shared first responder space that has taken on new obligations and filled their calendars for the foreseeable future. Our decision to relocate was made after careful consideration, with the goal of enhancing the overall experience, expanding opportunities, and accommodating our sisters from other regions of the state. In our first year away from the DFW Metroplex, we plan to scale back the attendance capacity for the conference so that we can offer the absolute best service to our audience.

While the setting will change, our commitment remains the same. You can expect the same high-quality training, meaningful networking opportunities, and engaging sessions that make this event a highlight each year. We are confident the new location will bring fresh energy and exciting possibilities.

We will be sharing full details about the new venue, hotel accommodations, and travel information very soon. Registration will open on April 1. In the meantime, please mark your calendars for September 21-25, 2026 and stay tuned for additional updates.

Thank you for your continued support and flexibility. We look forward to welcoming you to an outstanding conference experience in our new location for 2026.

-Your WoLE Conference Team

03/11/2026

Sisters! Let’s rally behind Harper and her incredible initiative, Operation Kindness 2.0. Visit her social media channels and help share this powerful project that delivers hope-filled care packages to families of our deployed service personnel.

“Remember to be kind to someone today. It’s all that truly matters.” 💙🇺🇸

03/10/2026

Congratulations, sister! What an amazing and well-deserved honor. 💙

In just over one month, law enforcement heroes will be inducted into the National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame at the Inductees Ceremony, presented by Galls. Grab your tickets now to be a part of this incredible night!

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