Responding to Civil Unrest: Creating Policies for Maintaining Security and University Support
Here are some of the lessons learned from college campus public safety and security executives who have responded to recent protests and riots.
Here are some of the lessons learned from college campus public safety and security executives who have responded to recent protests and riots.
Parents and community members are creating hostile environments at school board meetings. Some board members are questioning their safety and thinking of quitting.
These strategies will help maintain security during school board meetings, protecting board members from potentially violent acts by disgruntled parents and other community members.
Volunteers drum up donations for Afghans residing temporarily on the college campus.
A new study has found that armed protests are six times more likely to turn violent than protests without guns.
A new NFC and RFID solution is being deployed at concerts and games to allow touch-free transactions and ordering via mobile phones.
The San Jose school board has voted to unanimously to bring back police as security officers for after-school events.
The Campus Safety Conference will be co-locating with EdSpaces in Pittsburgh November 3-5.
School and university security, public safety and emergency management pros came eager to learn and network last week at the first in-person Campus Safety Conference since 2019.
Here are the latest counter-drone developments and how you can protect your organization against malicious and unauthorized drones.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.