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Hundreds of linesman from numerous out of state power companies have converged on Omaha to assist exhausted @OPPDCares crews with necessary electrical repairs. In the morning they begin days and likely weeks of draining work. We humbly welcome them to Omaha with open arms. – at Omaha, NE
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The Center is... Transforming Ideas Into Action. @NU_PPC bridges the gap between ideas and action with data-driven analysis and research that has a positive impact on communities. Check out this excerpt from our new promotional video, which features @DrHowardLiu of @unmc.
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The EAGLES Act, which would allow the Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center to expand their mission to protect Americans from targeted violence, was introduced this week. Read more: bit.ly/2GIPSc1
Thank you for your great presentation Joe Wright!
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Great article identifying considerations for open source investigations relating to threat assessment and management.
The debate over how schools and law enforcement use social media to identify students of concern. buff.ly/2AU29FP
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Thank you for such a great endorsement. We hope to teach threat assessment to as many people as possible so we all know how to prevent school shootings.
Great training on Threat Assessment and Management. An excellent tool for mitigation and prevention to law enforcement and education. @SigmaTMA @drm_tenenbaum @melissareevessp
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If we want to help our communities recover from trauma, we must, as appropriate for each person, take the time to learn about the experiences of survivors and responders: “With each new mass shooting, San Bernardino survivors worry about being forgotten” sbsun.com/2018/11/30/with-ea…
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"He (@FrankDiane72) shared a message of peace, hope, inspiration, recovery and the importance of relationships" Encouraging us to be optimistic and compassionate, a good read on his recent talk in New York: auburnpub.com/lifestyles/bak…
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Excellent article on a mass shooting that was disrupted / averted. Underscores vital importance of bystanders speaking up when something is out of place, Also highlights difficulty of "proving" causation when something violent doesn't happen. buff.ly/2Kvjn0V
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How many of your students are affected by seasonal depression? xitter.cf/MentalHealthAm/status/…
In a given year, about 5% of the U.S. population experiences seasonal #depression. Since seasonal depression has a predictable pattern of recurrence, preventative measures may help to reduce symptoms. Check in on your #mentalhealth this season: [bit.ly/2Pj5aIZ]
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This is never a good spreadsheet to be updated but if you are looking for a real-time tracker of US mass shootings for more reliable data, @MotherJones is one good resource: motherjones.com/politics/201…
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Over 100 school and law enforcement expanding their knowledge of threat assessment with @MarioJScalora today @NU_PPC @NDESchoolSafety – at Columbus, NE
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One week from today, @marisarandazzo of @SigmaTMA joins us for our last #NCCCPSwebinar of 2018, Next Steps for Campus Threat Assessment Teams. Join us at 2 PM ET on November 13 for this 90-minute advanced session. ow.ly/CWRu30mqFDo
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Day 2 of #GPATAP2018 is off to a great start! Dr. Mario Scalora of @NU_PPC is speaking about managing challenges in threat assessment at today's @atapgp training. @UNLPD is front row and center. #UNL #ThreatAssessment #ViolencePrevention
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