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University Emergency Management’s Response Role in Civil Unrest

Just like in an active shooter situation, university emergency managers are increasingly asked to take a more active…

Insights June 16
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Preventing Active Shooter Incidents Through Student Behavior Analysis

Identifying student behavior anomalies on a high school and college campus can thwart active assailant attacks. Here are…

Insights March 28
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Developing School Safety Plans? Use This 1 Word Very Carefully

When writing your school safety plans and policies, be sure they are realistic, clear, and actionable so they…

News March 27
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Anti-Terrorism Training Programs for Law Enforcement

Investing in these 10 skills and accompanying training programs will empower law enforcement to effectively address terrorism threats…

Insights February 5
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UPDATE: Trump Revokes Policy Barring ICE Raids at Sensitive Locations

Here's some guidance on how hospitals should respond to ICE agents coming onto healthcare campuses.

News January 28
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Part 2: Training and Exercising Your Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Team

It’s not enough to just have a BTAM team. Members must be trained and practice their threat assessment…

Insights December 19
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Part 1: School and University Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM) Basics

If your campus doesn’t have a behavioral threat assessment and management team or needs a refresher on BTAM…

Insights December 17
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Nearly half of Gen Z workers would only report workplace violence when they feared for their own or a coworker’s safety if they could report the threat anonymously.

Opinion: Gen Z Employees Are Less Likely to Report Workplace Violence; Anonymous Reporting Could Change That

More promotion of anonymous reporting programs could help Gen Z employees overcome their hesitation to report workplace violence.

News December 5
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How to Support Students Who Exhibit Warning Signs of Potential Violence

While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to helping students who exhibit warning signs of potential violence or self-harm,…

Insights November 11

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