By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
It is estimated that there are 40.3 million victims of human trafficking throughout the world. Know the signs that someone may be a potential victim and the best way to report your suspicions to law enforcement.
By Dr. Gary Deel
In recent years some states have begun to acknowledge the irrationality of the war on drugs and started legalizing less harmful drugs like marijuana. In order to improve anti-drug legislation there must be thoughtful analysis and discussion about the proper classification of each substance that makes sense and earns the acceptance of society.
By Brad Bouchillon
The holiday season can be stressful, especially for those who work in public safety. This year, start a new trend among your shift and family members: Make the holidays less about stress and obligations, and more about celebrating a successful and healthy year.
By Dr. Randall Hanifen
Many qualified firefighters are passing up on leadership roles because of other obligations such as juggling a second job to support their family. Find out how fire departments can take steps to avoid this leadership vacuum.
By Dr. Gary Deel
Paul was vacationing on South Beach in Miami when he was paralyzed in a swimming accident outside his beachfront hotel. Read the first of a seven-part series determining party responsibility for his life-changing injuries.
In this podcast episode, Robert Hood, the former warden of the Supermax, discusses how his background as an educator inspired him to institute individualized education plans, or IEPs, and how he believes this strategy could be applied on a larger scale to help more inmates successfully reenter society.
By Dr. Gary Deel
The nation's "war on drugs" has proven to be both misguided and ineffective. Why has drug legislation—and in particular laws pertaining to marijuana—proven to be such an abject failure?
By Susan Hoffman
One of biggest challenges facing today's organizations is the insider threat from employees and vendors. Find out what organizations can do to detect employees who may pose a security threat to their computer systems.
By Dr. Gary Deel
When the government outlawed the sale of alcohol, many Americans questioned the true motives behind Prohibition. Ultimately, the legislation failed and the government repealed it. How can the lessons learned from Prohibition apply to today's laws?
By Dr. Randall Hanifen
As it becomes more and more difficult to find volunteer firefighters, many departments will need to make the transition to paid personnel. This is not an easy transition and there are many considerations to navigate.
