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If caring were enough, every campus community would be safe.  While well-intentioned, most efforts to make schools safer can be fairly characterized as disparate operational activities

Discover how university leaders can elevate campus safety from a cost center to a strategic advantage using SafeZone’s modern platform.

Integrate departments and accelerate emergency response with SafeZone’s unified campus safety platform.

ED's Top 10 Findings on Institutional Risk Related to the Clery Act Administrative Capability

Stay one step ahead of the risks. Protect your campus with comprehensive strategies that bring digital and physical safety together.

SafeZone by CriticalArc, in proud partnership with the University of Notre Dame, convened an influential national symposium on unified response strategies for major campus events and critical incidents. The event brought together over 50 public safety and emergency management leaders from 30+ institutions across the country for a full day of insights, collaboration, and actionable dialogue.

Every storm brings uncertainty, but preparation brings peace of mind. Equip your team, refine your systems, and build resilience before the next storm hits. Your people are counting on it.

The global higher education sector is at a tipping point. Challenges are stacking up, from dropping enrollment rates and tighter budgets to unpredictable policy swings and changing student expectations. At first glance, it might feel like college campuses worldwide are facing an uphill battle. But there’s a different side to this story. A side filled with resilience, innovation, and institutions finding ways to adapt and evolve.

Healthcare experts from the UK and Australia share strategies to combat workplace violence and aggression (WPVA) in diverse clinical settings…

Healthcare organizations constantly face the challenge of balancing rising demands for safety with tightening budgets and stretched resources. This has made "doing more with less" a critical strategy, especially as the industry grapples with growing incidents of WPV. It’s clear staff don’t just want conversations about safety or vague assurances; they want tangible action that demonstrates commitment. This article covers how to do just that.

Sexual assault and harassment (SASH) are pervasive issues affecting workplaces, universities, and healthcare, revealing systemic failures in ensuring safety for all. Survivors often face barriers to reporting incidents, while institutions fail to prioritize accountability and real-time support systems. Addressing this crisis requires urgent cultural and structural change to create environments that protect and empower individuals, fostering a culture of safety and justice.

Institutions that prioritize safety and wellbeing not only enhance student and staff experiences but also gain a strategic advantage in recruitment and retention. This webinar recording explores how a proactive approach to campus safety—encompassing physical security, mental health resources, and inclusive well-being initiatives—can create a supportive environment that protects brand reputation, attracts prospective students and ensures long-term retention.