The School Shooting Safety Compendium provides a comprehensive, curated collection of resources to aid CHDS students, academics, officials, researchers, policy makers, and the public on […]
School Shooting Safety Compendium More
In this episode of the CHDS Master’s Thesis Series, Heather Issvoran interviews Bruno Dias, Director of Safety, Security, and Threat Management for the Mansfield Independent
Blip on the Radar: School Safety Synergy Through Early Warning and Information Sharing More
This is the third episode in our 3-part series looking into school shootings. In Part 1, we looked at the data collection platform – K-12
Ep 11: Early Intervention and Mental Health for School Shootings More
In this show, we talk with Lt. Steve Simonds, Jim Morrissey, and Dr. Carol Cunningham about the school shooting, the tragedy, that occurred at Great
Ep 10: The Complexity of School Shooting Preparedness More
This Podcast kicks off our 3-part series focused on school shootings. In this episode, we speak with Desmond O’Neill and David Riedman who walk us
Ep 9: Facts, Emotions, and the K-12 School Shooting Database More
NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Ryan Whitehead talks about the correlation between his thesis research and his position as a Transportation Security Inspector with the Transportation Security
Improving School Bus Transportation Safety More
Michele Gay’s PrepTalk, “Rethinking School Safety” relays her personal experience as the parent of a child killed in the Sandy Hook tragedy in 2012. She
Kristina Anderson’s PrepTalk, “Safety is Personal: Lessons Learned as a Survivor of the Virginia Tech Tragedy,” begins with her experience of the Virginia Tech shooting
Safety is Personal – Lesson Learned as a Survivor of the Virginia Tech Tragedy More
In this Viewpoints, Mourad Mourad, Sergeant of Detective Squad with the NYPD, talks about his Master’s research on countering violent extremism (CVE). He asks what
Preventing Violent Extremism with Targeted Intervention More
Although the idea of a school shooting strikes fear in the hearts of school administrators, school employees, and parents, there is no agreement on whether
Armed to Learn: Aiming at California K-12 School Gun Policy More
Gun violence in America must be addressed at the highest levels of society. Newtown, Aurora, and Virginia Tech were attacks on the very fabric of
Preventing School Shootings: a Public Health Approach to Gun Violence More
In this Viewpoints segment, Dr. Jim Breckenridge discusses his research on the adverse effect of mass media exposure on the American public after a tragic
The Psychological Effects of Media Exposure in the Case of a National Tragedy More
