NACA is being built with the profession, not simply for it. The experience, ideas, and talents of crime analysts and our partners are essential to creating an association that reflects the needs of the field. Whether you want to help strengthen training, contribute resources, support advocacy efforts, test new member tools, share your technical expertise, or lend your creative skills, there are many ways to get involved.
Opportunities will range from ongoing committees and working groups to focused projects that may require only a small commitment of time. Tell us a little about your professional background, interests, skills, and availability below. As opportunities develop, we’ll connect interested members with projects where their experience can make the greatest impact.
You do not have to take on a formal leadership role to help move the profession forward. Every contribution matters, and we want to make it easy to find a way to participate that works for you.
