NTAC's mission to prevent targeted violence involves publishing research and guidance for public safety partners, supported by training and consultation.
involves the publication of research and guidance for our public safety partners across the United States
Targeted violence takes multiple forms, including attacks targeting government officials, schools, houses of worship, and workplaces.
Targeted violence encompasses multiple forms of violence that have impacted communities across the nation, including attacks targeting government officials, schools, houses of worship, and workplaces.
Over two decades of NTAC research have affirmed that targeted violence can be prevented when communities have the knowledge and resources to recognize warning signs and intervene.
Over two decades of NTAC research has continually affirmed that targeted violence can be prevented when communities are equipped with the knowledge and resources to recognize the warning signs and intervene
NTAC's 2023 report Mass Attacks in Public Spaces: 2016–2020 examined mass violence in public and semi-public spaces over five years.
In 2023, NTAC published Mass Attacks in Public Spaces: 2016 – 2020, a report that examined 173 acts of mass violence
The 2023 report examined 173 acts of mass violence in public and semi-public spaces across the United States over a five-year period.
examined 173 acts of mass violence perpetrated in public and semi-public spaces across the United States over a five-year period
In NTAC's 2023 Mass Attacks in Public Spaces: 2016-2020 study (173 attacks), businesses were the most frequent type of location impacted by mass violence, including restaurants, bars, banks, office spaces, warehouses, and hospitals.
One key finding from the study was that businesses were the most frequent type of location impacted by acts of mass violence
NTAC developed a dedicated project to understand and prevent targeted acts of violence within workplace settings.
NTAC developed a project specifically aimed at understanding and preventing targeted acts of violence within workplace settings
The publication supports organizational safety stakeholders in management, security, human resources, information technology, cybersecurity, and insider threat roles.
to support organizational safety stakeholders in a variety of professional roles, including those responsible for management, security, human resources, information technology, cybersecurity, and insider threat
The publication is also intended for people with broader public safety responsibility, including state and local law enforcement, mental health professionals, and other community partners.
It is also intended for individuals with broader public safety responsibility, including state and local law enforcement, mental health professionals, and other community partners.
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