>> So here's my last question.
What's one special thing you're going to do for yourself
to honor Women's History Month?
>> So I will tell you,
I have been at headquarters now for about six months.
I was asked to come up here in this particular role.
I wasn't looking for it.
So it's every day about thinking about my role here,
and setting the example, and thinking more globally,
thinking for what is the good of my agency
versus the field office.
And this month, thinking about, looking back,
how many women do we have in our ranks?
How many do we currently have at the academy?
What can I do to set the example
to maybe make a difference in a young woman's life
that is contemplating coming into the ranks?
Because, you know, we tend to forget, people are watching us.
And so I've really learned that since I've been here,
but and particularly getting ready for this panel,
it's, like, step back and think,
and remember you're setting an example.
>> That's great. Tonya?
>> So one thing that I have been doing is,
trying to learn a little bit more
about women in history this month.
Because as I mentioned earlier, I think that's very important.
There are so many phenomenal women doing amazing things,
and I just don't really know about it.
So I've been doing a little bit of research this month,
trying to learn about just different women in the past
and things that they've done,
particularly in the government arena.
One other thing that I've been making an effort to do
is to encourage woman more.
I try to be an encouragement on a regular basis,
but particularly this month, I've been trying to --
using my Facebook platform
and just different things to encourage women.
>> That's great. Debbie?
>> So I think what I'll do is sit down with my son.
He's six years old, and I want to sit down with him
and talk to him about what it is I do in my profession,
and expose him to the law enforcement agency concept,
and my role in it,
to help him to understand that women are in the workforce,
and they are in leadership positions,
and hope that he will carry that on as he's growing up in future.
>> That's great. Well, I'm going to take Nathalie's advice,
and I'm going to not compare myself
and give myself a little bit of a break,
and keep doing my best, and try my hardest.
But to celebrate all the other women around and encourage them,
and give them a bit of a break, too.
None of us is perfect.
Ladies, I want to thank you all for your time today,
and for your honesty,
and for sharing your experiences and your wisdom
with, hopefully, a lot of men and women
who are interested in watching this video.
>> Thank you! >> Thank you.