John Gordon provides insight into how Salafi-Jihadist extremists as well as racially/ethnically motivated extremists seek to maintain relevance by using propaganda to exploit the isolation […]
No Crisis Left to Waste: Exploring Convergent Themes in Extremist Propaganda More
Chief Cynthia Renaud discusses the growing and evolving complexities of mass gatherings and crises and how first responders can become quickly overtasked with multiple threats
Rethinking Law Enforcement Response to Mass Gatherings & Civil Unrest More
[Login to CHDS Alumni Network required.] Ryan Burchnell, Director, FirstNet Strategy & Policy at AT&T, discusses 5G & Homeland Security Leadership in the Age of
5G & Homeland Security Leadership in the Age of Digital Transformation More
Human trafficking is happening undetected across the United States. Hear how Bentley Nettles’ state agency in Texas mobilized efforts to combat this widespread and horrendous
Countering Human Trafficking More
In the age of information explosion and unrelenting bombardment with opinions indistinguishable from news, how do we pay attention? Watch as Nick Catrantzos, a “pracademic”
Beats Thinking: Detecting Deception & Eliciting Truth More
Discover how leaders can harness the positive contributions of potential whistle-blowers. Colonel Tom Rempfer, U.S. Air Force (Ret.) shares his personal experience as a successful
Whistle-Blowing: An Unyielding Duty More
What is “health equity” and how is it a homeland security issue? William Pilkington provides a snapshot of the issues that impact the security of
Health Equity is a Homeland Security Issue More
In this Alumni Short Talk, Dr. Noël Lipana addresses the issue of moral injury. Moral injury often occurs when a person commits, fails to prevent,
Katelyn Mason and Sam Korta discuss the importance of how state and non-state actors manipulate real world events to propagate narratives that influence and divide
How Fake News and Information Laundering Threaten Homeland Security More
