SAFE
| SAFE shares CST’s security knowledge with groups outside the Jewish community that are vulnerable to violence, extremism or hate crime. Everyone has the right to lead their lives in safety and security. |
SAFE Webinar Programme
A series of free one-hour security webinars delivered by CST.
These topics can also be delivered in-person – if you would like to host a SAFE talk, please get in touch.
Please see our full programme list below:
| Session title | Description |
| Introduction to community security | A full two-hour ‘in-person’ talk |
| Basic security | The first of our core webinars, designed to raise your awareness of security |
| Organising security | Building a team, crisis management, how to develop a security plan and carry out risk assessments |
| Event security | Appropriate security measures to ensure the safety of large numbers of people |
| School security | We share our experience of keeping schools, and children, secure |
| Martyn’s Law | Understanding the draft legislation |
| Hostile reconnaissance | Being able to identify behaviour which is unusual or out of the ordinary (suspicious) may save lives |
| Past terror attacks – lessons learned | The phases of an attack and how we can learn from past incidents to foil future attacks |
| Women’s safety | Simple tips to keep you safe during your busy daily life |
| Conflict management | Effective communication in high stress situations |
| Online security | How to protect yourself and your community from online threats |
| Hate crime | How to deal with hatred – especially in the digital age |
| Safeguarding awareness | Introduction to safeguarding and how you can play your part |
| Exploring the far-right | An exploration of the current state of the far-right in the UK |
| Countering radicalisation and changing mindsets | Protecting against the methodology and tactics used by the proponents of radicalisation |
| Incels, the new face of misogyny? | A look at how the incel culture has moved into the mainstream |
Who should attend?
Our programme will be of interest to anyone who is vulnerable to, or has been a victim of, hate or violence.
It will also benefit someone who wants to support someone else or learn more about our topics. This will include people who are involved in their local community and people who wish to help to make their community as safe as possible.
Contact SAFE
Email [email protected] Phone 0800 032 8456 | Twitter @SAFE_CST LinkedIn Safe by CST |
SAFE are proud to work in partnership with the following organisations and projects:
To find out more about the work of SAFE download the About SAFE leaflet.
CST believes that building better relations across communities is key to reducing prejudice and bigotry of all forms and uses its expertise to make practical contributions across society.