Skydienne Collective Public Safety UAS Training Program

Empowering women in public safety through skills, confidence, and community.

Build your UAS skills, expand your professional network, and connect with other women shaping the future of public safety.

Join the Skydienne Collective Public Safety UAS Training Program, a hands-on learning experience designed specifically for women in public safety who want to explore drone technology, strengthen their operational knowledge, and grow their confidence as leaders in the field. Whether you're just beginning your UAS journey or are an experienced operator looking to sharpen your skills, this interactive training provides practical exposure to drone operations, public safety use cases, FAA Part 107 resources, and the latest drone technology.

Beyond technical training, attendees will have the opportunity to connect with a growing network of women in public safety, engage in meaningful conversations about leadership and career advancement, and build relationships with peers and mentors who share similar goals and experiences. Through hands-on activities, expert guidance, and networking opportunities, participants will leave with new skills, greater confidence, and a supportive community to help them continue their UAS journey and make a greater impact within their agencies.

Why Attend

1. Gain hands-on drone experience with industry-leading UAS technology.
2. Learn from experts about drone operations and real-world deployment strategies.
3. Explore FAA Part 107 pathways and resources to support your certification journey.
4. Build confidence in your UAS skills through interactive learning and practical exercises.
5. Connect with other women in public safety who are passionate about innovation, technology, and service.
6. Grow your professional network.
7. Learn how drones are transforming public safety and how your agency can benefit from UAS programs.
8. Help shape the future of women in public safety and aviation by becoming part of a community dedicated to leadership, advocacy, and advancement.

Who Should Attend

Women in public safety who are interested in learning about drones, expanding their UAS knowledge, exploring FAA Part 107 certification, or connecting with other professionals in the field.

There is no cost to attend, although attendees must be working in the public safety domain.