Although Dartmouth College has clear regulations in place, the administration became aware that students were concerned about the culture of student organizations. Notably, a 2018 op-ed in the Dartmouth Radical related campus sexual violence to hazing and indicated that there were violations taking place on campus that had not been addressed.
The Virginia Commonwealth University Police Department announced this week that it has recorded the lowest number of officer-involved use-of-force incidents in the past 10 years. Officials credited new policies, training, and community engagement through the LiveSafe App as key factors in the department’s success.
The return of students to college and university campuses across the country amid the worst public health crisis in a century has put a spotlight
America has been dealing with a perfect storm of crises — the COVID-19 pandemic, joblessness and economic disruption, and widespread social unrest. Now, as employers
The new white paper from the risk management and prevention experts at LiveSafe, explores how some colleges and universities plan to return, the capabilities and best practices that factored into their risk calculations, and how COVID-19 has impacted the role of university risk managers and public safety officials.
Last November, LiveSafe announced an important new partnership with Vector Solutions, the leader in industry-focused e-learning and performance support. Vector Solutions offers an extensive online
LiveSafe is pleased to announce its first major research report and guide for K-12 and higher education officials on early warning threat detection and reporting.
The Prevention Podcast interviews members of the U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center on preventing school shootings.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, Dan Verton talks to retired police Captain Michael S. D’Angelo about the unique security challenges hospitals can face when a school shooting occurs.
Prevention Podcast host Dan Verton talks to Northern Virginia Community College Police Commander John Weinstein about run, hide or fight, and why training programs are falling short.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we explore what may be the real reason so few women enter or remain in STEM Careers. They’re being harassed.
On this episode of the Prevention Podcast, Dan Verton talks to Oren Miron, the lead researcher behind the new study of suicide rates among 15-24 year olds.
On this episode of The Prevention Podcast, we explore the mission of the Principals Support Network with special guest Frank DeAngelis.
In the 2018 season finale, we take you behind the scenes of the Threat Assessment, Prevention and Safety Act, known as the TAPS Act.
We take you behind the scenes of a recent threat made to “shoot up” a high school and the abject failure of students and parents to do the right thing.
We talk with Capt. Tony Leonard, who leads crime prevention efforts at Georgia Tech University, and Gus Porter, the EHS and Preparedness Manager at High Point University.
LiveSafe sits down with Virginia Commonwealth University Chief of Police John Venuti about the unique safety and security challenges his department faces in and around the Richmond, Virginia campus.
LiveSafe sits down with Georgetown University Chief of Police Jay Gruber to talk about the unique challenges his department faces, his views on the role of prevention on campus and how LiveSafe is improving information sharing between the community and…
LiveSafe talks with Virginia Tech shooting survivor Kristina Anderson about developing a culture of prevention in schools and businesses.