Throughout North America, and in locations abroad in Central America and Europe, Dr. Jarrod Sadulski engages in public speaking events and presents his expertise on:
Dr. Sadulski's writings and research has been published in locations that include:
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Following the UN General Assembly in September 2019, the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime launched the Organized Crime Index. Dr. Sadulski has served as a consultant regarding organized crime in the nation of Belize for the index, which will be published in 2021.
I have known Dr. Jarrod Sadulski for many years, and he continues to amaze me with all the hard work and dedication that he continually puts into his thriving career. As a fellow Criminal Justice Professor, I can assure you that Jarrod is one of the most dedicated and respected professors within the global criminal justice community. He has published and presented internationally on some of the most compelling criminal justice issues that we face as a global society. His extensive background in intelligence analysis has led him to becoming one of the most sought-after speakers on a wide range of topics from human trafficking to narcotics trafficking to issues that should concern all criminal justice professionals, including stress management. I admire Jarrod as not just a coworker but also as a personal friend who is always willing to go the extra mile for that friend, a student, or a fellow professional. Jarrod is incredibly organized and is deeply passionate about educating and providing awareness across the globe as a well-respected criminal justice scholar and practitioner. Any organization seeking a dynamic speaker should look no further than Dr. Sadulski, a consummate professional who will always rise above all expectations.
Jarrod's presentation "Understanding Human Trafficking..." at the 16th annual International Human Trafficking and Social Justice Conference (2019) was a clear highlight. The rich background of his direct on-the-ground experience and rigorous academic examination and fused seamlessly into an engaging and informative whole in the conference setting.
I had the distinct opportunity to work alongside Dr. Jarrod Sadulski during his visit to Belize, Central America. We were able to successfully co-facilitate and deliver a day-long Stress Management workshop for over 35 police officers from across the 6 districts of Belize. As well during Dr. Sadulski’s visit we were able to collaborate in delivering a day long interactive presentation and discussion focused on Human Trafficking to over 35 professionals in the Criminal Justice field and a host of Galen University students. We subsequently worked together over the following two months on co-authoring two articles on the work done in Belize during his visit with us in February 2019. It was a pleasure working with Jarrod, he is a professional and highly knowledgeable in the field. During his visit he made it a point to visit the Belize Central Prison where he was able to gain further knowledge of how our system in Belize works relative to incarceration. Dr. Sadulski clearly has a strong interest in the region and I trust will continue to work towards providing the region with whatever research-based knowledge he gathers both through his continued travel to the region while immersing himself in the communities in this region. I look forward to continued work with Dr Sadulski and trust in the integrity of his work.
