Student Safety Initiative
You can never eliminate threats. However, you can elevate a target's abilities to detect danger and mitigate, prevent, and respond to a threat successfully. Training is the best way to communicate successful threat response strategies to students who are most likely to be targeted or be in the position to observe the danger.
Phase One:
Program Service Providers
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Preparing local private investigators to participate in the QRT - This will be a short presentation delivered virtually detailing the duties and tasks required of a participating private investigator.
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Preparing local law enforcement and campus security to receive intelligence - This includes setting up routes of communication and establishing points of contact.
Phase Two:
Program Service Receivers
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Providing "train-the-trainer" style crisis response training to leadership of Jewish Community Centers and Jewish student groups.
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For an attacker to accomplish anything beyond mere ideation, the attacker must engage in specific actions, usually in public. These actions are therefore observable. Identifying the behavior indicators of an attack in the third, fourth, or fifth level can effectively PREVENT the attack.
