Why You Should Use Fusion Centers to Improve Campus Safety
Collaborating with local Fusion Centers can be an invaluable way for schools and hospitals to bolster their security operations.
Collaborating with local Fusion Centers can be an invaluable way for schools and hospitals to bolster their security operations.
On the one year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, two University of Houston-Downtown officials give their biggest takeaways from the worst storm the Houston region has ever seen.
Here’s how hospitals can keep track of breaking incidents in their communities so they can provide appropriate treatment and security during patient surges.
Take this FEMA quiz to test your knowledge on social media’s role in emergency management.
Student code of conduct policies should align with court precedent on social media harassment.
These five considerations can go a long way toward making schools safer.
Here are the social media and online sites that are most popular with middle school and high school students and some of the risks associated with each.
This summer’s Campus Safety Conference Texas will address a wide range of vital K-12 and higher education safety and security issues, including hurricane response and recovery, protests, threat assessments, active shooters, emergency notification, sexual assault, Clery compliance and more.
While some argue social media monitoring has thwarted potential crimes and saved lives, others are concerned it may expose their institution to additional liability or Clery Act violations.
In this video interview, school security expert Gary Sigrist Jr. discusses establishing threat assessment teams in schools, managing campus threats and much more.
Chief William Evans, former Commissioner of the Boston Police Department, will talk about dealing with inner-city violence as well as dealing with major challenges as The Boston Marathon bombings, Occupy Boston and numerous protests.
This webinar will inform participants what compassion fatigue is and what factors lead to it.
