Negligent Discharges: A Real Risk If We Allow Guns on Campus
Schools must look at the risk management implications associated with concealed carry laws and the unintentional discharge of firearms.
Schools must look at the risk management implications associated with concealed carry laws and the unintentional discharge of firearms.
Exaggerating the likelihood of tragedies will backfire and put your campus in greater danger.
Just because you don’t know about a threat doesn’t mean you aren’t liable for it.
An all-hazards approach to safety and security training will enable schools to better respond to a terrorist attack.
Check out some of the reasons why you do — or don’t — buy new electronic security solutions.
Here are a few warning signs of violence public safety officials should look out for in adults.
Proposed increases in Title IX and Clery fines won’t address sexual assault in elementary and secondary schools, and they could hurt community college students.
Equipment manufacturer warns that some new and untested products could put staff and students at greater risk.
“Lock Out, Get Out, Take Out” active shooter response may be more appropriate for schools.
New research tells us that schools are too focused on active shooters and should pay more attention to accidental causes of death and other threats.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.