Description
CSTAG is an evidence-based behavioral threat assessment and management model designed specifically for schools, however, this blended program can also be used with non-students as well. This model focuses on using a problem-solving approach to prevent community violence.
This Macro Module Includes:
- Utilize the School Threat Assessment Decision Tree and Digital Threat Assessment® (DTA) tools to better understand a threat-maker’s behavioral baseline
- Use social media to conduct and evaluate a safety plan for the threat-maker/target
- A review of the concept of leakage and its ties to social media
- A high-level overview of the most commonly used social media platforms (Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, etc.) and best practice for searching within them
- Using Boolean Search Operators to identify a threat-makers public social media accounts
- Tools to determine whether a threat-maker has access to the means to carry out a threat, demonstrates a shift in digital behavioral baseline, or displays behaviors consistent with a threat
- How to effectively screenshot on mobile and computer devices
- Determine the authenticity of a photo or video, and next steps based on the results