BANNER #1 Question: “Are you aspiring to reach greater levels in your law enforcement career?” • If so, the Women in Federal Law Enforcement, Inc., (WIFLE) can help! Answer: Join WIFLE to find out some of the career-enhancing benefits of being member at: WIFLE.org
BANNER #2 Did you know that WIFLE is the ONLY non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the number of women in law enforcement in the federal government? WIFLE is an acronym for Women in Federal Law Enforcement. Learn more WIFLE.org. Become a WIFLE member!
BANNER #3 HISTORY OF WOMEN IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Who: Women were authorized to carry firearms, execute search warrants, and make arrests What: Law enforcement positions opened up for women who had previously been barred solely based on gender Where: Washington, D.C. When: 1969 How: President Richard Nixon signed Executive Order 11478 – “Equal Opportunity in the Federal Government” Become a member of an organization (WIFLE) that is making a difference in the lives of women in law enforcement each and every day!
BANNER #4 WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES HAVE IN COMMON? • Immigration and Naturalization Service • United States Secret Service • United States Postal Inspection Service • Federal Bureau of Investigation • Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms They were the “first” agencies to hire women in 1971 and 1972. Learn more about Women in Federal Law Enforcement, Inc., (WIFLE) |