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Resources

Current resources related to behavioral threat assessment and management.

reporting

You have the power to help someone who may be on a path towards violence. We always encourage people to report concerning behavior to a trusted adult or resource.

Here are some additional resources:

1. Talk about it with someone you trust

(law enforcement, school official, 988, etc.)

Law Enforcement

School Official

2. Make a report

(Safe2Help, 888-580-NIAC, or your local reporting resource)

1. Talk about it with someone you trust

(law enforcement, school official, 988, etc.)

Law Enforcement

School Official

2. Make a report

(Safe2Help, 888-580-NIAC, or your local reporting resource)

1. Talk about it with someone you trust

(law enforcement, school official, 988, etc.)

Law Enforcement

School Official

2. Make a report

(Safe2Help, 888-580-NIAC, or your local reporting resource)

WHO

Describe who or what you saw

when

Describe when you saw it

WHERE

Describe where it happened

WHY

Describe why it is suspicious

WHO

Describe who or what you saw

when

Describe when you saw it

WHERE

Describe where it happened

WHY

Describe why it is suspicious

Highlighted Resources

Making Prevention a Reality

Making Prevention a Reality

Identifying, Assessing, and Managing the Threat of Targeted Attacks

Insider Threat Mitigation Guide

Insider Threat Mitigation Guide

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

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Clinicians As Consultants Toolkit

Coming Soon!

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Threat Assessment Glossary

The Threat Assessment Glossary includes key terms in the threat assessment field and was created by: The Association of Threat Assessment Professionals; CRC Press, A Taylor Francis Group; and the University of Nebraska Public Policy Center.

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Project Partners

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Project Partners

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This project is a partnership between the University of Nebraska Public Policy Center and the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.

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