California Governor Signs Gun and Ammo Tax Law
The tax revenue, which is estimated to generate $159 million annually, will pay for school safety and violence prevention programs.
The tax revenue, which is estimated to generate $159 million annually, will pay for school safety and violence prevention programs.
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.
A new report claims DCPS administrators told its police chief not to report petty acts of misconduct or misdemeanors to law enforcement.
Your school or institution of higher education might have MS-13 members on campus. Here’s how you can address this issue.
Along with school safety, Fresno Unified School District hopes the added security help with the school’s after-hours vandalism issue.
A South Los Angeles hospital VP shares three crucial steps to managing gang member patients admitted for gang-related injuries.
Campuses that work with law enforcement, create policies and provide support to at-risk students have the best chance of discouraging gang involvement.
Institutions of higher education, K-12 and community organizations are all battling the street and ethnic gang issue; partnerships are the key to success.
Gangs on College Campuses
Higher education administrators are often unaware of or ignore the fact that gang members are on their campuses — here’s how you can address it.
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.