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This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Richland Police DepartmnetRichland, WA
Start Date:
01/29/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
01/30/2020 5:00 pmHosted by Richland Police Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
01/29/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Richland Police Departmnet
871 George Washington Way
Richland, WA 99352
Ending Date and Time:
01/30/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Carrollton Police DepartmentCarrollton, TX
Start Date:
02/11/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
02/12/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Carrollton Police Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
02/11/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Carrollton Police Department
2025 E. Jackson Rd
Carrollton, TX 75006
Ending Date and Time:
02/12/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Jackson County Fire District #3White City, OR
Start Date:
03/17/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
03/18/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST).
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
03/17/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Jackson County Fire District #3
8383 Agate Rd
Crater Lake Room
White City, OR 97503
Ending Date and Time:
03/18/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Franklin County Emergency Management and Homeland SecurityColumbus, OH
Start Date:
02/25/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
02/26/2020 5:00 pmHosted by Franklin County Emergency Management and Homeland Security
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
02/25/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Franklin County Emergency Management and Homeland Security
5300 Strawberry Farms Blvd
Columbus, OH 43230
Ending Date and Time:
02/26/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
John H. Stamler Police AcademyScotch Plains, NJ
Start Date:
12/17/2019 8:30 amEnd Date:
12/18/2019 4:30 pmHosted by the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
12/17/2019 8:30 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
John H. Stamler Police Academy
1776 Raritan Rd
Scotch Plains, NJ 07076
Ending Date and Time:
12/18/2019 4:30 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
The John H. Stamler Police Academy has the following dress code policy-- Prohibited attire: jeans; shorts; sweats/workout clothing; sneakers, sandals, moccasins, flip-flops; shirts without collars; any clothing displaying advertising, cartoons, slogans or humor; and any sexually provocative or otherwise inappropriate attire.
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Garner Police DepartmentGarner, NC
Start Date:
02/25/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
02/26/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Garner Police Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
02/25/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Garner Police Department
912 7th Street
Garner, NC 27529
Ending Date and Time:
02/26/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
D'Iberville Police DepartmentD'Iberville, MS
Start Date:
02/11/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
02/12/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the D'Iberville Polie Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
02/11/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
D'Iberville Police Department
10452 Lamey Bridge RD
D'Iberville, MS 39540
Ending Date and Time:
02/12/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Richard Rowan Training CenterSt. Paul, MN
Start Date:
01/28/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
01/29/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the St. Paul Police Department Professional Development Institute
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
01/28/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Richard Rowan Training Center
600 Lafayette Road North
St. Paul, MN 55130
Ending Date and Time:
01/29/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Tiger Club; Comerica ParkDetroit, MI
Start Date:
01/22/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
01/23/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Michigan State Police and Illitch Holdings
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
01/22/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Tiger Club; Comerica Park
2100 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI 48201
Ending Date and Time:
01/23/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
New Orleans Police Department Training AcademyNew Orleans, LA
Start Date:
04/07/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
04/08/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the New Orleans Police Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
04/07/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
New Orleans Police Department Training Academy
4650 Paris Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70122
Ending Date and Time:
04/08/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Child Advocacy CenterWichita, KS
Start Date:
03/24/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
03/25/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Wichita Police Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
03/24/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Child Advocacy Center
1211 S Emporia St.
Wichita, KS 67211
Ending Date and Time:
03/25/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Ada County Sheriffs OfficeBoise, ID
Start Date:
01/22/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
01/23/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Ada County Sheriff's Office
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
01/22/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Ada County Sheriffs Office
7200 Barrister Drive
Boise, ID 83704
Ending Date and Time:
01/23/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Smyrna Police DepartmentSmyrna, DE
Start Date:
01/28/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
01/29/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Symrna Police Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
01/28/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Smyrna Police Department
325 W. Glenwood Ave
Smyrna, DE 19977
Ending Date and Time:
01/29/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Flagstaff Police DepartmentFlagstaff, AZ
Start Date:
03/10/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
03/11/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Flagstaff Police Department
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
03/10/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Flagstaff Police Department
911 E. Sawmill
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Ending Date and Time:
03/11/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
Held in LEAF Auditorium.
This collaborative training event is intended for public-safety practitioners and their community partners.
Training Location:
Alaska Scientific Crime Detection LaboratoryAnchorage, AK
Start Date:
05/19/2020 8:00 amEnd Date:
05/20/2020 5:00 pmHosted by the Alaska State Troopers
Course Summary
Strategic, Tactical, and Resilient Interdiction of Violent Extremism (STRIVE) is a collaborative, 2-day training event that explores how community-based efforts to prevent terrorism and counter violent extremism (CVE) fit into our nation's broader homeland security mission.
The tuition-free course brings together public-safety practitioners and their community partners to learn and engage in meaningful discussions about the principles and practices that form the foundation of countering violent extremism in our nation's communities.
Utilizing guidance from the Department of Homeland Security on preparedness, along with the application of proactive community policing strategies, STRIVE participants will:
- develop an accurate, current, and well-informed perspective on terrorism and violent extremism in our communities;
- explore why terrorism and violent extremism occur, and detect the key environmental and social elements that enable and sustain it within a community;
- explore the merits of implementing a Community of Practice model as a tool for preventing terrorism and countering violent extremism at the community level;
- identify information-driven, community-based strategies that deny terrorism and violent extremism of its intended objectives; and
- recognize the significance of resilience as a mechanism for dealing with fear, uncertainty, and disorder that terrorism and violent extremism can inspire.
Scope
STRIVE is a national training program that directly supports the U.S. strategy to prevent terrorism, counter violent extremism, and build community resiliency in support of our nation's National Preparedness Goal (NPG). This course has been certified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Preparedness Directorate, National Training and Education Division (NTED) and is listed in the registry of approved courses as published by NTED.
Target Audience
STRIVE is intended to engage diverse audiences of community stakeholders involved in, or seeking to be part of, community-based CVE efforts. Inclusive in design, STRIVE is appropriate for sworn law enforcement, public-safety personnel, as well as non-sworn community members. Targeted audience members include officials representing local, state, tribal, and territorial leadership; community leaders (including faith-based groups and community organizations); campus communities; law enforcement (all levels and to include fusion center personnel); and representatives of communities targeted for recruitment by violent extremists, and additional relevant stakeholders.
Online Registration
Prior to participating in a STRIVE course, all participants must first obtain a FEMA Student Identification (SID) Number, a unique identifier used to maintain individual course completion records, at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID. Then, participants must register online to reserve their seat at www.vcpitraining.org.
Start Date and Time:
05/19/2020 8:00 amRegistration Fee:
$0.00Training Location:
Alaska Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory
4805 Dr. MLK Jr. Ave.
Anchorage, AK 99507
Ending Date and Time:
05/20/2020 5:00 pmCost Details:
Participants are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.
Additional Details:
Please bring a WIFI-enabled device (laptop, tablet, cell phone).
Please register for your FEMA Student ID Number at https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID
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