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Recent volatility in higher education funding has caused significant unease among university leaders, prompting some institutions to pause or reduce their planned investments. However, now is precisely the right time for universities to strategically invest in technology and campus safety programs, and here's why...

Join our Women’s History Month webinar on enhancing women’s safety in education and healthcare. Gain insights from industry leaders on challenges, strategies, and best practices.

In an era of reduced funding for local policing and public services, organizations must rethink how resources are utilized. Rather than reducing services, institutions can work together to share assets and bridge the gaps left by budget cuts. By fostering collaboration, we can create safer, more supportive environments that address community needs holistically.

Mining remains one of the most hazardous industries, with significant risks to workers' health and safety. Recent data underscores the scale of challenges faced by mining companies, from fatalities linked to vehicle activities to soaring injury claims and rising compensation costs.

On Wednesday, 29th January, CriticalArc held a highly engaging and informative regional meeting at Leeds University, bringing together current and prospective customers to explore a variety of thought-provoking topics and discussions.

CriticalArc welcomes Les Allan, a campus safety pioneer, to enhance SafeZone’s impact. With 50+ years in security, he’ll support institutions, drive consultancy services, and advance inclusive safety solutions worldwide.

Sporting events at the collegiate level are no longer just about the game; they are ecosystems of fans, operations teams, vendors, and performers, all flowing into a single crowded arena on game day. Learn how CriticalArc's SafeZone® is a “game-changing” platform revolutionizing the way universities and event organizers manage safety, operational efficiency, and crowds.

SafeZone offers a comprehensive solution that not only meets ADA requirements but also sets a new standard for campus inclusivity and safety. By integrating SafeZone, universities, and colleges can create a safer and more supportive environment, ensuring that every member of the campus community, regardless of their abilities, can thrive.

As we close out 2024, organizations across higher education and healthcare are navigating a complex and challenging environment. Reduced budgets, new visa restrictions in regions like the UK and Australia, and rising operational costs are forcing institutions to find creative ways to do more with less. At the same time, they must adapt to evolving legislative demands, address workplace violence, and leverage technology to improve safety and response capabilities.

In the midst of the holiday chaos, keeping healthcare workers safe—both physically and emotionally—should be a top priority. This requires a proactive and multipronged approach that addresses potential risks while fostering a culture of care and safety.

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).

University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (UHL) has become the first acute Trust in the UK to start using a…