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Digital Threat Assessment® Training in Regina, Sask.

CAD$ 259.00

In partnership with Regina Public Schools, Safer Schools Together is proud to provide our specialized Digital Threat Assessment® training, tailored specifically for Saskatchewan School Safety/Threat Assessment (SS/TA) Teams.

 

Description

DATE: September 23, 2026
TIME: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
LOCATION: Regina Public Schools Division Office, 1600 4th Avenue, Regina, SK S4R 8C8 (visitor parking is available behind the building)
PRICE: $259
LUNCH: Meal included with the price (30 minutes)
DISCOUNT: Buy 5 and receive the 6th ticket free

Following Canada’s first K-12 mass tragedy, Safer Schools Together (SST) has been directly involved in leading the immediate response, recovery, and resiliency efforts alongside education and community partners. This work has provided SST with a unique perspective on the immediate and longer-term challenges facing Canadian schools and communities following a critical incident.

As SST continues to consult on multiple Threat Assessment cases daily, it is critical that all School Safety/Threat Assessment teams are equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to understand the role technology is contributing to the overall level of risk. Safety/Threat Assessment teams should be able to determine the role and impact of AI, radicalization, and Nihilistic Violent Extremist (NVE) groups in our Canadian school communities. Over the last 5 years, SST has seen a significant increase in case files handled by our Threat Analyst team in these areas of concern. 

With nearly 90% of today’s threats occurring online, we are reminded of the critical importance of ensuring an analysis of a threat maker’s digital behavior. As we continue to strengthen school safety efforts, a commitment to education and awareness is essential for ensuring safe and caring school communities across Canada. 

In partnership with the Regina Public Schools, Safer Schools Together is proud to provide our Digital Threat Assessment® (DTA) training in Regina on September 23, 2026. This session is specifically designed to equip Safety and Threat Assessment teams with the tools needed to identify worrisome online behaviour and intervene before potential threats escalate.

This training will include:

  • Current best practices and online trends that impact school safety across Canada, including how to recognize concerning trends and ensure the safety, privacy, and mental well-being of those in our communities.
  • Explore the connection between radicalized digital communities, self-harm, and violent behaviours, while assessing key patterns, warning signs, and digital leakage through recent case walk-throughs handled by SST’s Threat Analyst team.
  • Gain practical strategies to recognize, assess, and respond to NVE and radicalization trends impacting Canadian schools and communities.
  • Applying the principles of Behavioral Threat Assessment to Digital Threat Assessment® (DTA®) and how they incorporate worrisome content related to radicalization and AI.
  • Incorporating Digital Device Reunification™ into your school emergency management plan.
  • Understand the latest methods that Subjects of Concerns use to communicate online, including searching within commonly used platforms such as TikTok and Snapchat as well as Discord, Telegram, Roblox, and 4Chan.
  • Identifying the digital behavioural baseline of individuals on the pathway to violence, best practices to assess and respond to worrisome behaviour, and how to document your digital findings.
  • Assessing the language of online threat-related behaviour(s).
  • Exploring the latest methods that Subjects of Concerns use to communicate online, including searching within commonly used platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat
  • Utilizing Boolean operators, people search engines, and accessing cached data to better assess the digital behavioural baseline of a Subject of Concern.
  • Validating the original source of images and videos.
  • Law enforcement guides to request user-identifying information (emergency disclosure and preservation requests).
  • Utilizing social media platforms to strengthen your threat management and when attempting to locate a missing student/person.


You will receive upon completion:

  • Certification in Digital Threat Assessment®
  • SST Resource Kit, including:
    • Reverse Image Search Walkthrough
    • Reverse Image Search Warrant Language Template
    • Guide to Interpreting & Translating Emojis
    • Raising Digitally Responsible Youth: A Parent’s Guide
    • Ultimate School Admin Guide to Social Media
    • Digital Millennium Copyright Act Template
  • This course completes 70% of the training requirements toward SST’s Train The Trainer: DTA® accreditation.

 

This ticket is non-refundable.

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Safer Schools Together (SST) reserves the right to cancel or reschedule training. If SST cancels or reschedules training due to weather or unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of SST, you are entitled to a full refund, but SST is not responsible for travel arrangements, travel fees, or any expenses incurred by you as a result of such cancellation. If SST cancels a training in which you are enrolled, you will be contacted at the email address you provided when registering, so please be sure to provide a valid email address.

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