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.
UNL’s chancellor announced the changes following five nights of protests by students over the school’s handling of sexual misconduct claims.
These strategies will help maintain security during school board meetings, protecting board members from potentially violent acts by disgruntled parents and other community members.
A new study has found that armed protests are six times more likely to turn violent than protests without guns.
Schools, hospitals and government agencies in states throughout the country gear up for new COVID-19 policies.
Just like in an active shooter situation, university emergency managers are increasingly asked to take a more active response role in just about all disasters, including protests, demonstrations, riot and other civil disturbances.
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.
Some parents of students at Loudoun County Public Schools are fired up about school board’s proposed policy on the treatment of transgender students and how schools should teach about race.
The judge found a claim made by the lead plaintiff that likened the vaccine to the Nazis’ forced medical experiments on World War II Holocaust victims to be “reprehensible.”
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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.