Great Plains Chapter

[Omaha Scanner @omaha_scanner]

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.

[Great Plains Chapter @atapgp]

@NU_PPC @MarioJScalora @DBNE2 @55Speck Once again....great information and amazing opportunity to network with mentors/partners in threat management! Thank you ATAP!!!

[University of Nebraska Public Policy Center @NU_PPC]

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.

[U.S. Secret Service @SecretService]

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: https://t.co/BIlGfWpsoP

[Great Plains Chapter @atapgp]

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[Great Plains Chapter @atapgp]

Thank you for your great presentation Joe Wright!
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[Great Plains Chapter @atapgp]

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[Great Plains Chapter @atapgp]

Welcome to everyone who has made it to the 2019 Winter ATAP Conference!

[Great Plains Chapter @atapgp]

Great article identifying considerations for open source investigations relating to threat assessment and management.

[SIGMA Threat Management Associates @SigmaTMA]

The debate over how schools and law enforcement use social media to identify students of concern. https://t.co/UnOSESIo0z

[SIGMA Threat Management Associates @SigmaTMA]

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.

[Kristina Anderson @KoshAnderson]

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” https://t.co/qaLcOOzrwd

[Kristina Anderson @KoshAnderson]

"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: https://t.co/IMece02RrM

[SIGMA Threat Management Associates @SigmaTMA]

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. https://t.co/vUsOdVnEBv

[Nat'lCtrCampusSafety @NCCPSafety]

How many of your students are affected by seasonal depression? https://t.co/Jj8aQUa4wU

[Kristina Anderson @KoshAnderson]

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: https://t.co/bAsBk8Zb1D

[Denise Bulling @DBNE2]

Over 100 school and law enforcement expanding their knowledge of threat assessment with @MarioJScalora today @NU_PPC @NDESchoolSafety

[Nat'lCtrCampusSafety @NCCPSafety]

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. https://t.co/gqQPFuJFbM