New Book Offers Insight, Policy Solutions on Extremist English-Language Magazines
SCI Instructor Robert Bunker offers a clearer understanding of extremist literature and how to address it.
Category: In the News
Finding Resolution to ‘Comfortable Conflicts’
Some conflicts linger for so long, we feel compelled to coat them with a positive perspective, birthing the concept of “comfortable conflict.”
School Violence Prevention Grant Offering
The U.S. Justice Department’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) is offering $25 million in grants for two-year projects on school safety.
USC Price, Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas Sign MOU to Collaborate on Extremism Studies
The USC Price School of Public Policy has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas to engage in joint research and student exchanges around extremism studies.
Southers Discusses Extremism at Counterterrorism Conference in Malta
SCI Director Dr. Southers explained homegrown violent extremism at a conference offered by the Global Counterterrorism Forum.
State and Local Law Enforcement Addressing Human Trafficking
SCI Instructor Opal Singleton spoke with California law enforcement about human trafficking, gangs, and ways to help communities and young people.
Steering the School Security Industry Toward Collaboration, Best Practices
The security and public safety community has a moral obligation to coordinate initiatives, research and best practices to address the epidemic of school violence.
Depletion of Empathy – Ignore at Your Own Peril
Like every resource, empathy has its limits, and it’s essential we recognize them before falling into unexpected traps.
FBI’s Black Identity Extremism Designation Rears Its Ugly Head
Christopher Daniels may have been the first casualty of the FBI’s Black Identity Extremism (BIE) designation—until a U.S. Judge dismissed an indictment and ordered Daniels released.
New Report on State of School Safety
Safe and Sound Schools has issued its State of School Safety Report for 2018, exploring perceptions of school safety among parents, students, educators, and the general public.