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.)

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Law Enforcement
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School Official
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WHO

Describe who or what you saw.

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When

Describe when you saw it.

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Where

Describe where it happened.

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Why

Describe why it is suspicious.

Selected 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

Requester Toolkit

Toolkit for Entities Requesting A Consultation

About Violence Risk or Behavioral Threat Assessment & Management

Consultant Toolkit

Toolkit for Consultations Performed by Clinicians

In the Nebraska Violence Risk Assessment Cadre And By Nebraska Certified Threat Managers

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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.