Active Shooters in Our Schools

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. In 2023, 38 school shootings resulted in injuries or deaths, a decrease from the 51 school shootings with similar outcomes in 2022, which was the highest number recorded since tracking began in 2018. A total of 63 people were killed or injured in these incidents, including 21 deaths (15 students or children and six school employees or adults) and 42 injuries. Moreover, from the … read more

Stopping Lone Wolf Attacks

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Learn about the five concerning factors with this type of terrorism There has been a significant rise in individual, unaffiliated terrorist attackers, especially in Western countries. Data from the Global Terrorism Index indicates that the proportion of unaffiliated attacks has surged from under 5% in the mid-1970s to over 70% between 2014 and 2018. This increase reflects a decline in organized far-left political terrorism and … read more

Empower Our School Children to See Something, Say Something

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Would it alarm you to know there has been a school shooting in almost every state this year? While many remained unreported in the national news because there were no deaths or injuries, guns were still involved, and shots were fired. While debates about gun control continue, one aspect that demands immediate attention is empowering students and school administrators to take proactive steps to ensure their safety.

Concrete Ways to Celebrate National Gratitude Month

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November is National Gratitude Month, a time to recognize and appreciate the myriad blessings surrounding us. Thankfulness doesn’t have to be reserved for grand gestures. The small, everyday moments often mean the most: a kind word to a stranger, appreciating the sun’s warmth on a chilly day, or the simple pleasure of reading a good book.

Gift Card Fraud: A Closer Look

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As we approach the holiday season, gift cards are often an attractive gift for the hard-to-buy person or a relative who lives far away. However, there are risks with gift cards, as noted below.

How to Deal with Workplace Threats

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Workplace physical, verbal, or psychological threats can severely impact employees’ morale, productivity, and well-being. Both employers and employees must recognize, address, and prevent these threats to ensure a safe and harmonious work environment. This blog post aims to provide practical strategies for dealing with them. Recognize the Threat Before you can address the issue, you need to recognize it. Workplace threats can be: Do Not … read more

Smart Solo Travel: How to Ensure Your Safety When Traveling Alone

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Traveling alone can be an enriching and exhilarating experience. It allows you to explore at your own pace, discover new cultures, and meet people from all walks of life. However, it also requires taking additional precautions to ensure your safety. Research Your Destination Familiarize yourself with local customs, language basics, the safest places to stay, and any potential areas to avoid. It’s also a good … read more

The Interpersonal Habits of Successful People

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Success is often attributed to talent, hard work, and opportunity. However, an often-overlooked aspect of success lies in interpersonal habits. How we interact with others, communicate, and build relationships can significantly impact our journey toward achieving our goals. Active Listening: One of the most crucial habits that successful individuals possess is the ability to listen actively. Recent studies have shown active listening improves understanding, builds … read more