Security Advice for Everyone: webinars by the Community Security Trust
Security Advice for Everyone (SAFE) by the Community Security Trust (CST) have just added a new webinar: Introduction to Security Awareness – in this practical introduction to community security they will discuss what you will need to do to protect your community and your Place of Worship. They will also summarise the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 – “Martyn’s Law” – and the implications for Places of Worship.
On 10th July at 7.30pm with The Institute of Jainology.
You can see, and register for, all the up-coming webinars here: https://bit.ly/SAFEZoomHub – the current schedule is shown below, by month:
July
- 2nd at 2pm, Lone Actors NEW (the threat of mixed, unstable and unknown ideologies)
- 8th at 1pm, A Practical Walk Through Martyn’s Law NEW (Martyn’s Law with an emphasis on Standard Duty Premises)
- 10th at 7.30pm, Introduction to Security Awareness with Institute of Jainology
- 16th at 6pm, Women’s Safety (useful tips to keep you safe)
- 22nd at 1pm, The Big Lie (Disinformation in the 21st century)
- 28th at 1pm, Countering Radicalisation and Changing Mindsets (how are people’s minds changed towards radicalisation?)
September
- 10th 1pm, Hate Crime (the complexity of hate crime)
- 18th 6pm Exploring the Far Right (the state of the far right in the UK)
- 30th 12pm, Online Security (protecting yourself and your community from online threats)
October
- 21st at 2pm, A Practical Walk Through Martyn’s Law (Martyn’s Law with an emphasis on Standard Duty Premises)
If you would like to host a live event for your community in your area, please get in touch with CST to arrange a security talk local to you.
! Live Event !: You can see, and register for, the up-coming free talk on Eventbrite here: https://bit.ly/SAFEeventbrite
- June 26 at 6pm, Conflict management and Women’s Safety at Letchworth Garden City, Council Offices.
If you would like to host a similar event online or in your area, please get in touch with CST to arrange a security talk for your community.
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Some useful links and documents can be found by scanning the Linktree:
Also, by following this link: https://linktr.ee/SAFE_CST.