Resources
Online community resources for preventing violence.
Community Connections
New resources will be added frequently so please check back often.
Preventing Targeted Violence Resource
Below is a resource for rural public health and prevention professionals for disrupting the pathway to violence.
Resources
Preventing Targeted Violence
Information sheets on a variety of subjects related to preventing targeted violence.
- Introduction to Community-based Efforts for Disrupting the Pathway to Violence
- Somebody I Know is Viewing Violence as an Option
- Understanding the Pathways to Violence
- Violence and the Internet
- What is Radicalization
- Pathway to Violence Handout
Additional Resources
Readings and training materials related to preventing targeted violence.
- A Case Study: Two Rivers Public Health Department
- Community Health Worker Orientation Presentation
- Community Threat Assessment Guidance
- Operational Components Related to the Development Implementation
- Behavioral Threat Assessment Units: A Guide for State and Local Law Enforcement to Prevent Targeted Violence
- Threat Assessment Glossary
- Trainer of Trainer Materials
- Resource for Rural Public Health and Prevention Professionals
- Recent Trends in Behavioral Threat Assessment
Information Gathering
Guides on gathering and analyzing information, creating a report or presentation, and sample surveys can be found below.
- Guide to Gather Community Information
- Guide to Create a Report or Presentation
- Guide to Analyze and Report Results
- English Survey Example
- Spanish Survey Example / Ejemplo de encuesta en español
- Somali Survey Example
Additional Resources
Key Documents and Reports
Several key documents and reports provide excellent overviews of what can be done to disrupt targeted violence before it occurs. These documents address prevention of targeted attacks and the assessment of risk.
Organization and Agency Websites
This list contains links to the project partner websites and to agencies/organizations whose mission includes disruption of targeted violence.
Each of these websites contains numerous other useful links and information related to the prevention of violence.
Project Partners
This project is partially funded by Nebraska’s 2022 State Homeland Security Grant Program Award (SHGP).