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This Week in School and Campus Safety
Good morning,
This Weekly Update by the Illinois School and Campus Safety Program links the newly released Report on Indicators of School Crime and Safety: 2022, shares the flyer for the upcoming sessions of Surviving Bombing Incidents for Educators in Edwardsville, and promotes the upcoming classes on Preventing Targeted Violence Through Leakage and Cyber Investigations, Digital Threat Assessment®, Advanced Digital Threat Assessment®, and Campus Threat Assessment and Management.
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Respectfully,
Laura Black
le-black@wiu.edu
Program Coordinator
Illinois School and Campus Safety Program
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Report on Indicators of School Crime and Safety: 2022
The Bureau of Justice Statistics and the National Center for Education Statistics, Institute of Education Sciences, Department of Education has released the Report on Indicators of School Crime and Safety: 2022. The "report covers a variety of topics on school crime and safety. It first examines different types of student
victimization, including violent deaths and school shootings, nonfatal criminal victimization, and bullying
victimization. Then, the report presents data on teacher victimization. This report concludes the section on crime and safety issues at the elementary and secondary level by examining data on school conditions—such as discipline problems, gangs, hate-related speech, possession of weapons, and use and availability of illegal drugs—as well as data that reflect student perceptions about their personal safety at school."
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Upcoming Sessions of Surviving Bombing Incidents for Educators in Edwardsville on Oct. 26th
The Illinois School and Campus Safety Program, in partnership with the New Mexico Tech Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center, is pleased to announce two sessions of the 4-hour course Surviving Bombing Incidents for Educators class on October 26th in Edwardsville, IL.
Surviving Bombing Incidents for Educators provides school personnel with the skills necessary to perform critical life-saving actions in the immediate aftermath of a bombing incident, a critical moment where those who wish to help can perform life-saving actions to sustain life while medical personnel arrive at the scene. Participants are presented with lectures, discussions, and demonstrations on the hazards and injuries associated with bombings; these activities culminate in a series of performance-based exercises designed to allow course participants to practice life-saving tactics in bombing scenarios.
The morning session of the class runs from 8:00 am - Noon; the afternoon session of the class runs from 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm. For more information and to register for a session, click here.
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Upcoming Session of Preventing Targeted Violence Through Leakage and Cyber Investigations
November 20-21st in Carol Stream
The Illinois School and Campus Safety Program is pleased to announce the class Preventing Targeted Violence Through Leakage and Cyber Investigations will be held November 20-21st in Carol Stream, IL. Class objectives include:
• Why it is important NOT to disregard information given to LEO or school officials.
• What the term "Leakage" means and how we can interpret the information.
• Learn free and open source online investigative tools into social networks and App generated phone numbers.
• Learn to identify and collect cyber evidence to identify suspects.
• Learn the three-step process in investigating internet crimes.
• Learn the importance of Preservation, Exigent Circumstances, and Search Warrants.
• Learn how to obtain IP's, screen names, screen captures, and email headers.
• State laws: Terrorist Threat, Falsely Making a Terrorist Threat, Swatting, and Causing a Catastrophe.
• Suspect search warrant, arrest, interrogation, and mental health evaluation.
• Examine a successful cyber-crime case study investigation from start to finish.
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Upcoming Sessions of Digital Threat Assessment® and Advanced Digital Threat Assessment® via Zoom
The Illinois School and Campus Safety Program, in partnership with Safer Schools Together, is pleased to announce upcoming sessions of the Digital Threat Assessment® class and 1 upcoming session of the Advanced Digital Threat Assessment® class being held via Zoom.
The Digital Threat Assessment® training will enable participants to establish a framework to better assess all threats by constructing and considering the digital baseline of a threat maker by locating, documenting, and evaluating social media data through a threat assessment lens. A significant portion of the day will be spent engaging in hands-on exercises on the most prevalent social media platforms and associated search applications. For more information and to register, click the corresponding link for the session you would like to attend.
Building upon the Digital Threat Assessment® class by Safer Schools Together, Advanced Digital Threat Assessment® advances participants' understanding of finding and curating relevant digital information consistent with real-life digital threat assessment data gathering scenarios. Significant engagement and hands-on practice will take place as participants are assembled into investigative teams and given a true-to-life mock scenario.
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Upcoming Session of Campus Threat Assessment and Management Dec. 6th-7th in Chicago
The Illinois School and Campus Safety Program is pleased to announce the class Campus Threat Assessment and Management will be held December 6-7, 2023, in Chicago, IL. This two-day workshop for institutions of higher education featuring Gene Deisinger, Ph.D will help participants to better understand the dynamics of targeted violence and to develop and enhance strategies for early identification, assessment, and intervention with concerning situations. For more information and to register, click here.
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Illinois School and Campus Safety Program www.ilschoolsafety.org
schoolsafety@iletsbei.com
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