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Chai Awareness Training builds the everyday habits and practical skills that community members, staff, and volunteers need to recognize and respond to potential threats.

This foundational training covers key topics including situational awareness, the “power of hello,” greeting and de-escalation, and Run-Hide-Fight principles. As the core of our work, this module is accessible, empowering, and rooted in building a security mindset that strengthens both individual readiness and communal safety.

Campus Safety training helps college students and Jewish campus organizations improve daily safety habits, make informed decisions in difficult situations, and apply best practices while navigating college and university campuses.

This training is designed for students, staff, and campus-based organizations interested in strengthening their security posture and promoting a safer campus environment.

Cybercrimes are increasing, and these attacks can be sophisticated, disruptive, and often targeted at vulnerable members of our community.

This training is designed to help organizations better recognize and respond to cyber threats. Participants will learn about common scams, phishing attempts, and other cyber risks, while gaining practical knowledge to help protect themselves and their organizations.

Greeters, volunteers, staff, and security vendors are often the first people to engage with visitors or observe potential threats. In many cases, these roles may be filled by volunteers with limited training or contracted vendors who may be unfamiliar with a specific facility.

This course helps prepare greeters, volunteers, staff, and security personnel to manage access control, assess ambiguous situations, understand the FEMA Incident Command Structure, and respond effectively in an emergency.

We offer customized tabletop training exercises that can be tailored to your organization’s specific concerns, facility, and emergency preparedness needs.