10 Steps to Mitigating Possible Election-Related Unrest on Campus
Election day is Tuesday, November 3. Is your campus ready to address these potential election-related security issues?
Election day is Tuesday, November 3. Is your campus ready to address these potential election-related security issues?
The judge ruled UMN’s solution to its security concerns over Ben Shapiro’s speech was a “content-neutral place restriction in furtherance of public safety.”
UC Berkeley Police Chief Margo Bennett shares valuable lessons learned from hosting controversial speakers and subsequent protests and demonstrations.
The death of George Floyd has prompted UMN to limit its ties to the city’s law enforcement agency. Ohio State students are also pressuring OSU to cut ties with Columbus PD.
Here’s how U.S. institutions of higher education are attempting to address the security issues surrounding controversial speakers and protests.
UT removed its three Confederate statues in 2017.
During that time period, HGSU-UAW members picketed around campus, held political rallies and disrupted the deliveries of packages.
Security concerns prompted the move of Dinesh D’Souza’s speech. Only PennCard holders will be allowed to attend.
BlueSentinel Group’s Stacy Ettel discusses the fine line campus police officers must walk.
In the state of Alabama, most colleges oppose the law. Some lawmakers contend that student safety could be hindered because controversial speech that is not limited to free speech zones may lead to violence.
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.