Today another horrible shooting, this time at a a synagogue in Pittsburgh. There are many resources lists on this site. Here are some organizations that have a lot of resources to offer:
In the current issue of Disaster Recovery Journal (subscriptions are free), see these two articles:
From DHS, this new guidance on Security Awareness for Mass Gatherings.
FEMA and the National Voluntary Agencies Active in Disaster help at FEMA Partnership Day at FEMA HQ on July 25. There were several sessions and some new handouts provided there. I will post more details as they become available about products shared.
One excellent resource is the 33-page document titled Safeguarding Houses of Worship. It was done by the National Institutes of Justice.
New FEMA Document (33pp.) Engaging Faith-Based and Community Organizations. June 2018.
From the National Fire Protection Association, this free NFPA 3000™ Readiness Assessment for Active Shooter/Hostile Event Preparedness.
The NFPA sets the standards for many aspects of fire and emergency management for localities. While there is a charge for many of their products, the assessment noted here is free.
From the NCRCNY, Not Again! Lessons Learned from the FL School Shooting.
From the Conversation: If You Want to Know How to Stop School Shootings Ask the Secret Service.
New Tip Sheet from the National Disaster Interfaiths Network: The Role of Faith Communities in Disaster.
From USAtoday, this article about pros and cons of Active Shooter Training in FL.
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