Webinar Recording: Check Engine Alert! Can Your Campus Leadership Handle the Heat?
ED’s Top 10 Findings on Institutional Risk Related to the Clery Act Administrative Capability
ED’s Top 10 Findings on Institutional Risk Related to the Clery Act Administrative Capability
Explore how SafeZone creates a safer and more supportive environment, ensuring that every member of the campus community, regardless of their abilities, can thrive.
Watch the webinar recording to gain valuable insights and advice from Geoff Brown, Head of Community Safety and Campus Security at the University of Leeds (UK), and Mal Abley, Manager of Security Operations and Systems at Deakin University (AU).
Watch the recording of this insightful webinar on the future of Clery compliance. This session explores how cutting edge technology can streamline and improve the alignment of Clery Act requirements, with a special focus on the integration of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
Watch the recording of the Q&A session on Martyn’s Law, which provides valuable insights into this forthcoming UK legislation aimed at enhancing security at public venues.
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Discover how SafeZone by CriticalArc can help US colleges and universities comply with the Clery Act. Explore features like emergency preparedness, automated workflows, real time visualization, and more to enhance campus safety and streamline compliance efforts. Learn more today!
View this recorded webinar where we explore California’s pioneering workplace violence prevention legislation, SB 553, set to take effect on July 1, 2024. This law mandates that all employers in the state, regardless of industry, establish, implement, and maintain an effective Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVPP).
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill has just moved a step closer to becoming law, with inclusion in the King’s Speech (November 2023). The government’s intention is clear; it wants ‘Martyn’s Law’ to be enacted as part of its upcoming 2023-24 legislative programme. This means that, within the next 12 months, universities and hospitals could find themselves subject to new security and safety requirements. They’ll have to comply with whatever inspection and enforcement regime is introduced after the law is passed. That may not happen immediately, but it is now looking much more likely, so preparing early is advisable. It’s also not hard and will deliver immediate benefits.
TACUPA symposium, in partnership with CriticalArc and Tarrant County College, provides viewers with an understanding of events that led to…