How Trauma-Informed Campus Policing Can Make Investigations More Effective
Trauma-informed investigations of sexual assaults and other violent crimes enables investigators to convict more perpetrators.
Trauma-informed investigations of sexual assaults and other violent crimes enables investigators to convict more perpetrators.
Implementing facial recognition is becoming more cumbersome as an increasing number of cities and states restrict the use of this technology.
CSC at EDspaces provided valuable education and training on security technology, emergency and media management, active shooter response, and other hot topics to help college and school safety executives protect their campuses.
Here’s how your school can prevent and respond to child sexual abuse, whether it’s perpetrated by adults or students.
A cyber tip from a social media company revealed the nurse’s suspicious online activity.
Matt Schembechler and two other former U-M football come forward with accusations of abuse by Dr. Robert Anderson.
The images that were captured by a hidden camera in a Tennessee high school bathroom match pictures of students in their yearbook.
A Washington City truck driver is facing five counts of first-degree felony sexual assault thanks to a tip provided by a student to a school resource manager.
Former drama teacher Richard Buckley served six years in prison after being convicted of first-degree child molestation in 2003.
Xavier Donte Alexander, a fourth-grade teacher at Grove Park Elementary School, also traveled to meet the minor, according to investigators.
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.