CHDS/Ed: Recent Episodes
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Human trafficking is best described as the despicable exploitation of others for profit through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of […]
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Timothy Rice’s thesis investigates the impact of line-of-duty funerals on mental resilience in firefighters, showing how such rituals support culture, community, and social identity. He […]
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Ron Miller’s thesis, “Policing the Pacific,” identifies a critical need for enhanced law enforcement in the Pacific Island Countries and Freely Associated States, focusing on […]
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Marie Balak’s thesis, “The Nexus of Societal Fragility and Extremism,” explores how fragile societies contribute to the rise of violent extremism, drawing on examples such […]
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Joshua Henson’s thesis, “Nudges from Abroad: Investigating American Vulnerability to Foreign Choice Architecture,” investigates the risks of foreign influence in American democratic processes through technology, […]
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Jeni Best’s thesis examines the integration of facial recognition technology (FRT) within law enforcement, particularly through the U.S. CBP’s Biometric Entry-Exit Program, and proposes an […]
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Alvin Luedtke’s thesis, “Bridging the Gap: Instilling Moral Courage and Impelling Moral Action in the Public Safety Sphere,” investigates the patterns of moral failure within […]
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Samson Stevens’ presentation examines the importance of the oath of office for military and public service professionals, calling for renewed respect for service across sectors. […]
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In his thesis, “Forming the More Perfect Union,” Craig T. Solgat examines the crucial role of trust and communication in emergency management, with a specific […]
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Carlos Mejia’s CHDS master’s thesis, “Active Shooter Response: Can a Comprehensive Approach Address the Existing Gaps?,” analyzes the shortcomings of the current Incident Command System […]
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Emily Pelliccia, Deputy Chief, Community Risk & Resilience, Albemarle County Fire Rescue, discusses handling a major traumatic community event and the long-term organizational recovery. Having […]
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Michael Pfaltzgraff from Anne Arundel County Fire Department studied the effects of no instructor guidance (tactical silence) on firefighter trainees during intense scenarios in his […]
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Kristen Ziman, Chief of Police (ret.), shares critical insights and lessons from her career, emphasizing the importance of positive organizational culture and personal development. About […]
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Michael McMasters’ thesis, “Societal Polarization: An Evolving Threat to U.S. Homeland Security,” examines the growing problem of societal polarization in the U.S., and its risks […]
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In his thesis, “Force and Foresight: Merging ESIM with Classical Policing Models for Protest Management,” Bryan Thueson explores the transition from protests to riots and […]
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The Annual Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community is presented to Congress by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Since 2014, CHDS has produced […]
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This self-study course will establish a methodology for assessing how an emerging technology may influence homeland security and society as a whole. Upon completion […]
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This self-study course provides an overview of the major climate change threats impacting our world, with a particular focus on climate change impacts to national …
Climate Change More
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Futures Studies is an approach to long-term strategic planning. It involves examining emerging and evolving risks to help think about the future as a set …
Futures Studies More
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This self-study course examines the intersection of politics and public health as well as the personal liberty and discriminatory consequences that can occur when public …
When Public Health and Politics Collide More
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FEMA National IMAT White Mass Care Branch Director Mikaela Ellenwood and FEMA Region 9 Operations Branch Chief Scott Fenton speak on “Viewing Recruitment Through a …
Viewing Recruitment and Retention Through a New Lens More
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FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge, San Francisco Office, Elvis Chan presents on “Cyber Armageddon.” Chan says the anticipated “asymmetric warfare and blowback” aimed at …
Cyber Armageddon: Not Yet More
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Former Washington DC 911 and 311 Director Karima Holmes presented on “Next Generation 911.” Holmes called for an overhaul of the emergency phone number system …
Next Generation 911 More
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Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Deputy Director Nitin Natarajan speaks on “Microvisibility: New Ideas in Leadership.” Natarajan proposes a leadership approach that dives into …
Microvisibility: New Ideas in Leadership More
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This self-study course provides a primer for the top national security cyber threats to the United States as well as the role of federal government …
The Advanced Persistent Threat: An Overview of Adversarial Nation State Cyber Operations against the United States More
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Octant Associates Senior WMD Subject Matter Expert Robert Wagner presents on “Nuclear Threat and Strategic Competition.” Wagner argues the U.S. has a worsening problem with …
Nuclear Threats and Strategic Competition More
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The Annual Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community is presented to Congress by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Since 2014, CHDS has produced …
Annotated Worldwide Threat Assessment 2023 More
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From the Homeland Security Digital Library: a targeted, librarian-selected list of foundational, recently-released, or potentially important resources related to artificial intelligence (AI).
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This self-study course considers the emergence, development, and implications of the modern homeland security enterprise. Users will be asked to consider what “homeland security” is, …
The History of Homeland Security More
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From the Homeland Security Digital Library: a targeted, librarian-selected list of foundational, recently-released, or potentially important resources related to federal workforce challenges.
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From the Homeland Security Digital Library: a targeted, librarian-selected list of foundational, recently-released, or potentially important resources related to the federal debt limit.
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Jorhena Thomas provides an introduction to Girl Security and how it is creating pathways for historically underrepresented populations to drive solutions to our most pressing …
Adding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to National and Homeland Security More
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From the Homeland Security Digital Library: a targeted, librarian-selected list of foundational, recently-released, or potentially important resources related to severe winter weather.
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Since the attacks of 9/11, the U.S. government has provided funding to federal, state, and local emergency response entities in order to prepare better for …
There’s a GAP for That: Detailing Poor Emergency Response Outcomes when Public Health Preparedness Plans Lack Operational Substance More
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Building a Professional Police Department while Establishing a Culture of Service, Wellness, and Unity By Alex Renee Thornton This case follows Courageous Leadership: Launching a …
Dynamic Leadership More
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In this five-part interactive webinar series held December 2022 – January 2023, national experts will discuss the evolving homeland security and emergency management landscapes at …
America in Transition: How Homeland Security Is Changing and What Leaders Need to Know In 2023 More
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In this video, Elvis Chan discusses his CHDS Master’s thesis, “Fighting Bears and Trolls: An Analysis of Social Media Companies and U.S. Government Efforts to …
Fighting Bears and Trolls: An Analysis of Social Media Companies and U.S. Government Efforts to Combat Russian Influence Campaigns During the 2020 U.S. Elections More
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A diaspora of U.S.-born minors living in Mexico are falling under the radar of both U.S. and Mexican authorities. Referred to as “reverse dreamers,” many …
Home Deferred: The Future Homeland Security Implications of Reverse Dreamers More
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In this video, Ben Greer explores existing frameworks and common challenges with information sharing among California’s anti-human trafficking specialty units. This research, the basis for …
Connecting the Dots of an Opaque Crime: Analyzing the Information-Sharing Framework and Practices of California’s Human-Trafficking Task Force More
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In this video based on his CHDS thesis, “A Case for State and Local Integration of the Separate Federal Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program,” Matt Heckard …
A Case for State and Local Integration of the Separate Federal Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program More
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As homelessness in the United States continues to impact local communities, law enforcement organizations situated at the forefront of the crisis are struggling to respond …
Stretched Too Thin: The Impact of Homelessness on U.S. Law Enforcement More
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Environmental disasters are complex problems not only for the communities directly hit but also for areas that receive the people forced out of their homes. …
Insult to Injury: Disaster Displacement, Migrant Threat Perception, and Conflict in Host Communities More
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Situational awareness (SA) is a critical issue for public safety disciplines, including emergency management, law enforcement, and the fire service. In this video, Erik Rau …
Reading From The Same Map: Towards A New Situational Awareness Model For Emergency Management More
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The United States has been colloquially considered a nation of immigrants. However, the subject of immigrant integration in the United States remains insufficiently explained. Prior …
Assimilation Through the Ballot: How Voting Facilitates Integration into American Life More
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Learn about recent media trends and how the COVID-19 pandemic shifted public attitudes toward media in this EEP lecture series.
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Misinformation and disinformation have increasingly been a focus of public and media scrutiny in recent years. What differentiates past forms of misinformation from present-day are …
Misinformation Contagion: A View Through an Epidemiological Lens More
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The often-dismissed people who live, work, and pass through the Mexico-U.S. border can offer new insight into the U.S. asylum program crisis. In this video …
Muted Voices: Toward an Understanding of the U.S. Asylum Program at the Southwest Border More
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Police-related civilian deaths, caused by direct force or occurring during custody, pose one of the central challenges to police legitimacy. In his CHDS Master’s thesis, …
Crisis of Legitimacy After Police-Related Civilian Deaths: Applying the Cynefin Framework to Legitimacy-Developing Policies More
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Many Americans disapproved of the immigration enforcement policies of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) during the Trump administration. In this video, based on his …
Strategic Communications and the Department of Homeland Security: Immigration Policies, Mixed Messaging, and Information Fratricide More
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Police reform is a long-standing objective in America. In one form or another, the same fundamental problem persists: police have never consistently navigated the tension …
Beyond Reform: Better Policing Through Systems Thinking More
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Current law enforcement officers in the United States responded to survey statements regarding satisfaction and intentions to leave their current agencies related to seven areas: …
Thin Blue Line: Improving Job Satisfaction to Increase Retention in Law Enforcement More
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The practice of sewering (transporting with underground pipes) human excreta began in the mid-1800s and propelled the United States into the current wastewater paradigm. Water …
Disasters, Finances, Nutrients, and Climate Change: A Case for Waterless Sanitation Systems More
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Natural and man-made disasters have altered the public safety paradigm by contributing to an increase in firearms sales, gun-carrying by the public, and a general …
Convergence, Guns, and the Public Safety Response More
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Over 109 years after the United States swore in its first female officer, women still constitute only 13.3 percent of law enforcement personnel. Women have …
Level the Playing Field in Law Enforcement More
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This video by Jaclyn Francis, developed around her Naval Postgraduate School Master’s thesis, “International Governance of Non-State Actors in Cyberspace: Is a Single Entity Sufficient …
International Governance of Non-State Actors in Cyberspace More
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Tension and hostility between police officers and society seem to be on the rise, and officers and firefighters alike face violence and other threats on …
It Takes a Village: Integrating Firehouse Hubs More
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From the Mariel boatlift in the 1980s to the recent mass migration of familial units from the Northern Triangle in 2019, the United States has …
Perfect Storm: Climate-Induced Migration to the United States More
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Academics and practitioners see resilience as a critical driver of a community’s success or failure in recovering or bouncing back from disasters. Jill Raycroft discusses …
Realizing Resilience More
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This video by Elisabeth Yerkes, developed around her Naval Postgraduate School Master’s thesis, “Stepping Out of the Shadows: Leveraging the Community to Stop the Sexual …
Stepping out of the Shadows More
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This video by Natasha B. Haunsperger, developed around her Naval Postgraduate School Master’s thesis, “Foreign-Born Human Trafficking—A Dark Spectre Haunting America: An Examination of the …
Foreign-Born Human Trafficking More
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This video is developed around Ronald Dorman’s Naval Postgraduate School Master’s thesis, “Shoot the Horse and Build a Better Barn Door: Exploring the Potential for …
Shoot the Horse and Build a Better Barn Door More
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This video by Emily Kaster, developed around her Naval Postgraduate School Master’s thesis, Are We There Yet? Exploring Professionalization of Emergency Management in the State …
Professionalization of Emergency Management More
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A collection of resources that focuses on terrorists’ use of detailed manifestos, which “outline ideology, motivation, and tactical choices” for their violent attacks (ICCT). The …
Terrorist Manifestos More
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This self-study course from Dr. Seth Jones examines the current and future threat to the U.S. homeland from China, Russia, and Iran. The United States …
Threats from Nation States More
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Resilience is a term ubiquitously used to gauge how communities fare during and following disasters. Academics and practitioners see resilience as a critical driver of …
Realizing Resilience More
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What is the appeal of Russia’s Putin and other modern dictators? What is their psychological profile, and what should we expect as events play out …
Putin and Other Dictators: A Psychological Portrait More
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A collection of resources that focuses on mitigating the effects of biological hazards by strengthening biodefense policy. This list includes national biodefense and health security …
Biodefense More
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This self-study course examines public health challenges that will present threats to our homeland security long after COVID-19 fades from our daily lives. Pandemics, health equity, …
Public Health and Homeland Security Beyond the Great Influenza of 2019 More
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This self-study course helps to understand the mechanisms by which we make sense of information. The goal of the course is to shed some light …
Cognition & Information More
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Sasha Larkin speaks about how loneliness and social isolation is increasingly becoming the new normal among active shooters, citing the Route 91 Harvest music festival …
How Social Isolation is Leading to Radicalization More
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Dione “Dee” Neely talks about the many challenges of being a Black woman pursuing and maintaining a career in law enforcement. She points to data that …
Black, Blue, and Female More
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Dr. Tiffany Vora discusses moving into an era where biology and technology are not separate, noting the massive strides made in translating genetic code into …
The Future of Life: When Biology Is Technology More
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Recorded the day before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, CHDS instructor and defense expert Dr. Seth Jones discusses the irregular threats to the United States that …
Three Dangerous Men: Russia, China, Iran and the Rise of Irregular Warfare More
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Tom Mackin proposes using system dynamics in a computer-aided approach to creating a maximally efficient patient triage and transport system during a mass casualty event. …
Using System Dynamics for Decision Support in Emergency Response: Asset Deployment to Minimize Fatalities Following a Mass Casualty Event More
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Elvis Chan discusses how Russia has interfered with past U.S. elections and how we can learn from successful prevention measures from 2020 to prepare for …
Preparing for 2024: Lessons Learned from Countering Russian Interference during the 2020 Elections More
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Desmond O’Neill discusses the need and desire to communicate better with people regardless of differences in opinion, especially during divisive times such as these. He …
How the 5 Principles of Motivational Interviewing Can Help Safeguard Our Nation, Families, and Futures More
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In this two-part webinar series, CHDS experts explore international and domestic threats confronting America and our homeland security. Part 1 of the series focuses on …
America’s Evolving Homeland Security Threats—At Home and Abroad More
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In these engaging, self-paced, online modules, participants will become familiar with the three dimensions of meta-leadership practice and how they can help them lead through …
Introduction to Meta-Leadership More
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This six-module course builds on Constitutional Law and Homeland Security and focuses on how technology has impacted the Fourth Amendment in two homeland security contexts: searches of electronic …
Technology’s Impact on the 4th Amendment in Homeland Security More
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A collection of resources that focuses on building an inclusive emergency management workforce to better serve diverse communities. This list includes strategic plans and guides …
Disaster Workforce Resilience More
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This course is a study of the contemporary debate on globalization and its relevance in the context of homeland security. Students will examine a number …
Globalization More
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This self-study course looks at public health preparedness and emergency response, one of the 16 designated critical infrastructures considered vital to our national security in …
Public Health Preparedness and Emergency Response More
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In this webinar, senior Administration officials provide the latest updates on COVID-19’s Omicron variant and discuss planning considerations for local and state leaders as they …
Stunting the Surge: What Leaders Need to Know for 2022 Pandemic Planning More
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Ethics, Multiculturalism, Cancel Culture and Racism in Academia By Jackson Nickerson Includes the case and a teaching plan.
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Creating Commercial Sustainable Agriculture in an East Coast City By Jackson Nickerson. Includes the case and a teaching plan.
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An International Counterterrorism Investigation Case Study By Paul Smith Includes the case and a teaching plan.
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The December 2021 Issue of Homeland Security Affairs features a research article analyzing the differences in how police video is used in Canadian and American …
Homeland Security Affairs – December 2021 Issue More
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This self-study course provides an overview of the strategic context for border management and the evolving threats and challenges caused by rapidly accelerating trans-national flows of …
Border Security & Management More
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Five Cases by Philip Palin. Constraints in Optimized Networks: Evidence from the 2017 Hurricane Season, Retail Resilience in Puerto Rico, Slowdowns, Shutdowns and Lockdowns: Network …
Supply Chain Resilience More
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Leading Public Health through COVID-19 By William Pilkington. Includes the case and a teaching plan.
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Launching a New, Dynamic Police Department in Menifee, California By Alex Renee Thornton. Includes the case and a teaching plan.
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Ella Carlberg, Senior Advisor of Homeland Security for the Swedish Embassy and the U.S., discusses “Crisis Lawyering,” the emerging field of legal practice that adds …
Crisis Lawyering in Emergency Management More
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A collection of resources focused on the economic impacts of natural and other disasters. These impacts can be felt in a number of ways. “Capital …
Disaster Economics More
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This noncredit, self-study course is designed to provide homeland security professionals and students of homeland security with a primer that provides context, both historically and …
The Middle East: A Primer on Modern History, Current Events, Conflicts, and Threats More
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Antifa and the Domestic Terrorism Debate
By Seth Jones.
Includes the case and a teaching plan.
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Balancing Privacy and Civil Liberties with Transmission Reduction
By Nadav Morag.
Includes the case and a teaching plan.
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Sal Puglisi, a teacher with the Urban Assembly School of Emergency Management talks about the mission of the school and shares the impact of teaching …
Teaching Emergency Management at UASEM More
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The past 18 months have seen a near constant stream of supply chain disruptions affecting everything from medical equipment and PPE to toilet paper, canned …
Avoiding Catastrophe: Strategies for Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience More
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This self-study course addresses this evolving counterterrorism (CT) challenge for America. Since 9/11 the U.S. Intelligence Community (USIC) and the U.S. military have been largely successful in …
The Use of Intelligence in the Battle Against Terrorism in the U.S.A. More
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This self-study course provides learners with an understanding of the principles for writing and publishing persuasive newspaper, magazine, or professional journal articles, with a specific focus on how …
Writing for Publication More
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This nine-module, self-study course provides an overview of constitutional law and how it impacts some relevant and significant homeland security issues facing our nation. Specifically, this course introduces the practitioner or …
Constitutional Law & Homeland Security More
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In this webinar, national experts discuss what local and state leaders might expect next in the US response to COVID-19. Panelists address the latest developments …
The Next Season of Pandemic Response More
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A collection of resources focused on the United States’ impending reach of its debt limit. “Since 1960, Congress has acted 78 separate times to permanently …
Debt Limit More
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This self-study course examines public health surveillance within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and examines how surveillance works in a public/private health care system. …
Public Health: Surveillance and Intelligence More
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This self-study course discusses the fundamentals of cybersecurity in a broad overview. It attempts to address cybersecurity in layman’s terms to give students a basic …
A Cybersecurity Primer More
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Emergency management and homeland security professionals faced with interrelated, wicked problems may be helped by the development of an ability to recognize, describe, understand, and work …
Systems Thinking More
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The SSDB is tracking recent summer and fall spikes in incidents. The SSDB is a database which contains each and every instance a gun is …
K-12 School Shooting Database (SSDB) More
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Today’s cyber risks to critical infrastructure and public services affect all levels of government. Eric Rosner (MA 1601/2) explores the current state of cybersecurity, examines …
Cyber Federalism More
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In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on our Nation, the Homeland Security Affairs Editorial Committee decided to invite CHDS faculty members …
Homeland Security Affairs: 9/11 Special Issue More
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A collection of reports focused on Islamic State Khorasan (IS-K, ISIS-K) and terrorism in the Afghanistan-Pakistan Region.
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These self-study modules examine public health within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and expose the participant to alternative perspectives on the U.S. experience.
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This self-study course provides a strategic overview of the historical events that led up to the 9/11 attacks, principally focused on the emergence of al …
The 9/11 Attacks: A Retrospective and the Federal Response More
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Former Department of Homeland Security acting secretary Chad Wolf discusses his experience leading the department for four years, including what all DHS does, as well …
Viewpoints with Former Department of Homeland Security Acting Secretary Chad Wolf More
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A collection of resources focused on the mysterious illness affecting U.S. and Canadian embassy officials and personnel, reportedly since as early as 2016. Symptoms disclosed …
Havana Syndrome More
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Attack on the U.S. Capitol / Impeachment [website] Show summary Open resource [html] (open full abstract) University of California, San Diego Domestic Terrorism and the Attack on the U.S. …
January 6th Capitol Attack More
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The Annual Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community is presented to Congress by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Since 2014, CHDS has produced …
Annotated Worldwide Threat Assessment 2021 More
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In this episode of Homeland, I had the opportunity to speak with Noel Lipana where we talked about moral injury, coffee, Jiu-Jitsu, coffee, healing through …
Ep 17: Let’s Talk About Coffee More
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A collection of reports that focus on ransomware, which is “a form of malware designed to encrypt files on a device, rendering any files and …
Ransomware More
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In this webinar, technology and communications experts discuss the latest research in disinformation and actions local, state and federal leaders can take to counter the …
Disrupting Disinformation More
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This self-study course provides learners with a conceptual framing of supply chain behavior, risk, sources of resilience, and one method for self-assessing the risk and …
Supply Chain Resilience More
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The purpose of this two-part, self-study course is to provide students with a basic understanding of the medical concepts of quarantine and isolation, the different …
Quarantine Authority More
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In this webinar, national leaders discuss what is next in the US response to COVID-19, from the “last mile” of vaccine distribution to what the …
What Comes Next? Virus Variants, Vaccine Next Steps, and Preventing Future Pandemics More
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In this episode of the CHDS Master’s Thesis Series, Nicholas Knowlton and Robert O’Malley discuss their research and recommendations concerning the integration of immigrants into …
Immigration Is Both Fascinating and Frustrating More
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A collection of reports focusing on the prevalent issue of radicalization and extremism among military personnel that has become increasingly visible, especially among extreme-right and …
Extremism in the Military More
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In this talk, Heather Hollingsworth Issvoran discusses the importance of first impressions and understanding your online presence. She provides suggestions on developing a professional brand …
Creating a Personal Brand Strategy More
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Eric Saylors explains the research and drills the Sacramento, CA fire department undertook to reduce the response time involved in rescuing, treating and transporting the …
Rescue Strike Team, an Alternative to Rescue Task Force More
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The issue features an essay analyzing how intentional violent attacks complicate response to mass casualty incidents (MCIs), a research article examining the leadership skills required …
Homeland Security Affairs – April 2021 Issue More
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In this two-part webinar series, legal and public policy experts discuss how government roles, responsibilities, and authorities have evolved in recent years and what homeland …
Frameworks for Governing: 2021 and Beyond More
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As technology becomes more prevalent and impersonal, Lier Chen challenges policymakers to stop their reliance upon simplistic interpretations of data that cause reactionary decisions. She …
Hearing Muted Voices: Using Radical Subjectivity to Address Homeland Security Issues More
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Katelin Wright explores the potential implications for migration to the U.S. as a result of the effects of climate change. Using models of severe weather …
An Uncertain Threat: Climate Migration to the United States More
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Matthew S. Austin provides his perspective on the usefulness of wearable technology as an early indicator of illness for military personnel in a COVID-19 pandemic …
Wearables: Useful Sentinels of Our Health? More
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Chad Houck provides an overview of how the State of Idaho was able to secure its 2020 elections. Idaho developed some unique partnerships that utilized …
Military Lessons: Real-time Situational Intelligence for Election Administrators More
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John Gordon provides insight into how Salafi-Jihadist extremists as well as racially/ethnically motivated extremists seek to maintain relevance by using propaganda to exploit the isolation …
No Crisis Left to Waste: Exploring Convergent Themes in Extremist Propaganda More
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Paul Jara discusses the complexity involved in activating DoD, DHS and National Guard resources in a multi-state disaster like COVID. While it has become commonplace …
How Should the National Guard Be Employed for The Next National Disaster? More
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A collection of reports that focus on the detention of asylum-seekers at U.S. facilities and include the legal processes, standards of care, and oversight. Recent …
Asylum & Detention More
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Christopher Whiting talks about the challenges public health has faced during the COVID-19 response balancing the sharing of private health information with law enforcement and …
COVID-19: Public Health, Privacy, and Law Enforcement, A Precarious Balancing Act More
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Wesley R. Moy and Kacper Gradon provide their perspectives on the ramifications of COVID-19. The pandemic effects have highlighted longstanding societal divisions, disproportionately harming minority …
COVID-19 Effects and Russian Disinformation Campaigns More
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Dr. Erik Dahl discusses how the coronavirus pandemic represents a global intelligence failure. He explores how it was a failure for the traditional intelligence community …
Warnings Unheeded, Again: What the Intelligence Lessons of 9/11 Tell Us about the Coronavirus Today More
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Chief Cynthia Renaud discusses the growing and evolving complexities of mass gatherings and crises and how first responders can become quickly overtasked with multiple threats …
Rethinking Law Enforcement Response to Mass Gatherings & Civil Unrest More
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A collection of resources focused on disaster fatigue of first responders. Described by Fresno County Director of Behavioral Health Dawan Utecht, “Disaster fatigue is a …
Disaster Fatigue More
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The US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), in collaboration with the Department of Homeland Security, has identified micro-facial expressions suggestive of deception. Using this information, the …
Deception Detection Techniques More
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A collection of resources focused on the 2021 impeachment proceedings of President Trump. The House voted to approve a single article of impeachment, accusing President Trump …
Impeachment of President Donald J. Trump More
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In an age of information overload, it is increasingly difficult to deliver critical information to targeted audiences and the public at large. The influx of …
Building Trust in a Disinformation Age More
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Join CHDS for a continuing conversation about the challenges and emerging model practices for housing, sheltering, and congregate population management during the pandemic.
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A collection of reports focused on how people can become radicalized to certain beliefs or actions by way of online media such as social networks. …
Online Extremism More
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A collection of reports focused on how misinformation, skepticism, and fear all play a role in dissuading people from receiving vaccination from COVID-19 and other …
Vaccine Hesitancy More
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A collection of reports focused on the nation’s households’ inability to “provide enough food for every person to live an active, healthy life” (Feeding America). …
Food Insecurity in America More
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As I mentioned in our last episode; I’ll be releasing several conversations originally recorded during the APEX 2020 conference; this is one of those. In this …
Ep 16: Tackling Border Security and Immigration More
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In this episode of the CHDS Master’s Thesis Series, Heather Issvoran interviews Bruno Dias, Director of Safety, Security, and Threat Management for the Mansfield Independent …
Blip on the Radar: School Safety Synergy Through Early Warning and Information Sharing More
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The issue features eleven essays which chronicle agency and jurisdictional responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and the lessons learned thus far. The essays focus on how …
Homeland Security Affairs: Special COVID Issue More
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Criminals are often early adopters of new technology and artificial intelligence is no different. Kevin Peters (Masters 1705/6), Chief for the National Threat Evaluation and …
Transnational Crime and Malicious AI More
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Climate Security has been described as the defining threat of the 21st Century. John Comiskey and Michael Larrañaga take a “pre-mortem” look at this emerging …
Climate Security: A Pre-Mortem Approach to a Sustainable Global Future More
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Before we jump into today’s episode, I want to thank each of you for hanging with us during the very busy months of 2020. I …
Ep 15: Climate Security Complexity More
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In this episode, host Heather Issvoran interviews Scott Fenton (cohort 1803/1804) on his thesis, “Misinformation Contagion: A View Through an Epidemiological Lens.” Fenton, Captain with …
Misinformation Contagion: A View Through an Epidemiological Lens More
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A collection of government reports, hearings, international perspectives, research, analysis, and websites focused on misinformation, disinformation and fake news.
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The following In Focus lists are related to issues surround the 2020 Presidential Election. Election Infodemic Safeguarding the Vote Voting in a Pandemic Voter Supression
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House Coronavirus Task Force member and Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, in an interview with CHDS …
CHDS Conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci More
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A collection of reports focused on the process and appointment of new justices to the Supreme Court of the United States. The list includes information …
Supreme Court Nominations More
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[Login to CHDS Alumni Network required.] Ryan Burchnell, Director, FirstNet Strategy & Policy at AT&T, discusses 5G & Homeland Security Leadership in the Age of …
5G & Homeland Security Leadership in the Age of Digital Transformation More
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A collection of reports focused on police responses to protests across the country. The comprehensive list includes research to help facilitate peaceful protests, policing policies …
Policing Protests More
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Human trafficking is happening undetected across the United States. Hear how Bentley Nettles’ state agency in Texas mobilized efforts to combat this widespread and horrendous …
Countering Human Trafficking More
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In the age of information explosion and unrelenting bombardment with opinions indistinguishable from news, how do we pay attention? Watch as Nick Catrantzos, a “pracademic” …
Beats Thinking: Detecting Deception & Eliciting Truth More
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Experts draw on years of experience to detect patterns and make predictions when facing novel situations. US Secret Service Assistant Special Agent In Charge James …
Superforecasting: E Pluribus Analysis More
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The August 2020 Issue of Homeland Security Affairs features a review of an important book on women in homeland security, an essay examining the need for more …
Homeland Security Affairs – August 2020 Issue More
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Designing for Online Engagement Workshop – Day 1 Session 1 Materials [pdf] Collaborative/Team-Based Learning Activity Worksheet [docx] Designing for Online Engagement Workshop – Day 2 …
Designing Remote/Online Courses for Student Engagement More
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The history of NASA is a monument to the power of teamwork, crisis management, and accountable leadership. In this webinar, we explore how NASA conquers …
Leadership Lessons from the Space Program: How Can These Inform the Unprecedented Challenges We Face Today? More
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Discover how leaders can harness the energy and positive contributions of potential whistle-blowers. Colonel Tom Rempfer, U.S. Air Force (Ret.) shares his personal experience as …
Whistle-Blowing: An Unyielding Duty More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Ryan Monaghan (MA1803/1804), Lieutenant at San Mateo Police Department (CA), talks about his thesis with Heather Issvoran. In his thesis, Monaghan identifies …
Cybercrime Response Capabilities and Capacity: A Collaborative Approach for Small to Medium-Sized Local Law Enforcement Agencies More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Will Bierman (MA1803/1804), Field Office Director at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in the Department of Homeland Security, talks about how, …
You Don’t Have to Live Like a Refugee: An Analysis of Selected Refugee Resettlement Programs to Improve Comprehensive Integration Outcomes in ‘Free Case’ Refugee Resettlement More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Carl Makins (MA1803/1804), Sergeant at the Metro Bomb Squad in the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office, talks about Project Seahawk, a multiagency program …
Revitalizing Maritime Security: Is Smart the Next Element? More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Tom Simons (MA1803/1804), Firefighter at the Salt Lake City Fire Department, talks about gaps in the response of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) …
Two Teams, One Mission: A Study Using EMS Units in Hospital Triage During Active-Shooter and Other Mass-Casualty Events More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Max Pfaffinger (MA1803/1804), Federal Air Marshal at Transportation Security Administration, discusses his thesis with fellow master’s student, Scott Fenton. Pfaffinger’s thesis focuses …
Balas and Barrios: An Analysis of U.S. Domestic and Regional Anti-Gang Policies from a Human Security Perspective More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Gary Cummings (MA1803/1804), Lieutenant at the Garland Police Department, talks about how police increasingly encounter citizens who challenge constitutional boundaries between civil …
Civil Rights Auditors: Defining Reasonable Time, Place, and Manner Restrictions on First Amendment Activities More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Matt Heckard (MA1803/1804), Assistant Director, Preparedness for the State of Arizona, talks about his thesis which provides an overview and policy options …
Case for State and Local Integration of the Separate Federal Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Tyler McCoy (MA1803/1804), Captain/Paramedic at the City of Dayton, Ohio Fire Department, talks about his thesis which analyzes current fire department practices …
Optimize or Die: Dynamic and Innovative Deployment Models for Fire Departments More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Kimberly Hayward (MA1803/1804), Community Preparedness Officer at FEMA, talks about her thesis where she analyzes how to engage children and youth to …
Engaging Children and Youth, Via K-12 School Curricula, to Build a Culture of Disaster Preparedness More
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NPS-CHDS master’s graduate Monika Mali (MA1803/1804), Transportation Security Inspector at the Transportation Security Administration, talks about her thesis which uses the case study method to …
Regulating Hawala: Thwarting Terrorism or Jeopardizing Stability? More
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What is “health equity” and how is it a homeland security issue? William Pilkington provides a snapshot of the issues that impact the security of …
Health Equity is a Homeland Security Issue More
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Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Emergency Management Higher Education Symposium: Imagination, Improvisation, and Innovation in Emergency Management Education. June 1-4, 2020 [pdf] View Full Program …
Imagination, Improvisation, and Innovation in Emergency Management Education More
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Organizational leaders have seen their plans for 2020 upended by the pandemic. As the country begins to reopen, leaders are facing a multitude of uncertainties …
What Does “Strategic Planning” for Reopening Look Like When You Can’t Strategically Plan? More
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The Homeland Security Digital Library COVID-19 Resource Archive brings together documents from agencies and organizations that capture the environment, debates, and hard realities affecting governmental …
HSDL COVID-19 Resource Archive More
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