Overview

Across the world, civilians are impacted by terrorism and conflict risks, many of which occur unexpectedly or with little warning. For journalists, humanitarian professionals, aid workers, and travelers in these environments, it's important to be prepared.In this quick, action-oriented course, we walk you through some of the most common risks that occur during a terrorist or combat incident, including relevant examples and case studies. Then, we will provide you with four critical steps that you can take to reduce your risk during an incident. Each of these steps can be applied to both conflict areas and life outside of the frontlines during an unexpected attack.Among the topics covered in this course include: Case studies of recent conflict and terrorism events Breakdown of major risks that affect civilians, including terrorism, air strikes, and artillery fire The four key principles that help keep civilians safe during an event Best practices for mental health and wellbeing during a crisis This course is led by award-winning journalist and trainer Frank Smyth, who brings decades of experience covering conflict to his lessons. His self-deprecating style and easy-to-understand examples make this course approachable for anyone, regardless of their previous security experience. Ideal for professionals working in high-risk environments, this course is also a valuable supplemental training for security leadership who are responsible for overall team safety and readiness.

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