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June Newsletter: Integrating mental health and education approaches into CVE; Students innovate against hate |
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Register now for the 2018 COE Summit! |
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April Newsletter: Education and Career Opportunities |
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University R&D to protect the homeland; START names new UWT director |
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Jan. News: Researchers identify strongest predictor of post-radicalization violent extremism; New cyber threat mitigation course |
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Dec. News: Analysis of jihadist-linked US plots; New database about financing terrorism; LaFree tapped to lead UMD Criminology and Criminal Justice |
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November News: Spatial and ideological analysis of US terrorist attacks; Marginalization: Recasting CVE as a grand strategic response to terrorism |
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Oct. News: Technology transfers to terrorists; US Foreign fighters; Explosive detection technology adoption |
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September News: New data on radicalization in the US; Profiles of chem/bio adversaries; Risk communication during tornadoes |
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August News: GTD reveals fewer terrorist attacks in 2016; Protecting communities at risk for radicalization; Negative feelings & radical opinion |
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July News: Benchmarking the ‘Jihadi Industry;’ GTD 2016 dataset released; New tool for event-based research |
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June News: Comparing gang members and domestic extremists; Attacks in Iraq and Afghanistan; START launches book series with Oxford University Press |
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May Newsletter: Intra-Salafi Muslim debates on violence; Data integration tools to debut this summer; New summer course offerings |
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April News: Key concepts to understand violent White supremacy; Separating radical opinion and radical behavior; New online training course |
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March News: Grazy Zone crises in MENA and Easter Europe; Terrorist threats to US infrastructure; CVE across all ideologies |
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Far-right and Islamist violence; Jihadist plots; U.S. Muslim reactions to war on terrorism |
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January News: Profiles of Individual Radicalization in the United States (PIRUS); Terrorist assassinations |
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December news: Gray Zone conflicts explained; Global Terrorism Index released; CVE principles for local government |
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November News: Far-right terrorist recruitment & radicalization; Law enforcement homicides committed by extremists; FARC and the failed peace process |
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New tools and trainings for security practitioners and scholars |
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October Newsletter: Maryland Academy for Innovation in National Security, GTD Training Series |
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Terrorist planning and success rates; Case study in radicalization; Strategies to limit groups’ lethality |
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START News: New analysis of Islamic State Attacks; Jujitsu Politics; Traumatic Stress and CVE |
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July News: 2015 GTD data released; Authority-community partnerships; Framework for public-private CVE |
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START News: 2015 Country Reports on Terror; The hate crime/terrorism relationship; Shame and masculinity in recruitment narratives |
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START News: Forecasting the flow of foreign fighters; Equipping educators to understand mass violence and extremism |
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Special Edition: New data on foreign fighters |
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Violent non-state actors & complex engineering; New nuclear facility attack database; Radicalization among immigrants; Public health lessons for CVE |
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Special Edition: Terrorism in Belgium and Western Europe; Attacks against Transportation Targets; Coordinated Terrorist Attacks |
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START News: Risk of ISIL attacks in Libya; Exploring ideologically motivated homicides; News media and perception of Muslims |
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Best practices for addressing violent extremism; Why the terrorism label matters – and doesn’t |
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START joins with ICONS to enhance simulation capabilities; Dynamics of counterterrorism campaigns; Understanding Terrorism course |
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START News: Paris attacks; Terrorism in Mali; Core Capabilities of ISIL |
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START Special Edition: Contextualizing the Paris Attacks - Background Report; Online series on ISIL; Additional resources |
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New tool to understand terrorist groups; Research from the START Symposium; American deaths in terrorist attacks |
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New CVE recommendations; longer emergency alerts improve safety; foreign fighters |
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START News: Terrorism in 2014; Assessing the bioweapon threat; Sinai Province of the Islamic State |
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START News: Examining the use of firearms in US terrorism; Surveillance banners curb severity of cyber hacks; Piracy in Southeast Asia |
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START News: Energy-related terrorist attacks; Financial crimes of far-right extremists; Focusing on community safety as CVE |
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START News: Human smuggling routes identified; Countering CBRN at sea; Communities on the front lines to fight terrorism |
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START News: Percursors to violent extremism; Hybrid organizations and RN trafficking; Insider threat in aviation industry |
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START News: Intentional targeting of children by terrorists; Suspicious Activity Reporting; CBRNe Conference |
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START News: Policy considerations regarding Boko Haram; White House CVE Summit; Non-Conventional Threat CBRNe Event Series |
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START Special Edition: White House Summit on CVE |
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START News: Terrorist attacks on educational institutions; AQAM financial and material support schemes |
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START News: Boko Haram; Winter Courses; Commercializing Social Science Research |
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START News: ISIL Branding; Global Terrorism Index Report; Remembering Paul Gallo |
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START News: Lone-actor terrorism; Trade diversion and terrorism financing; Psychology of joining the Islamic State |
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START News: Snapshots of START research available; Can social media predict political instability?; A need for CVE |
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START newsletter: Overview of 2013 terrorist attacks, groups, regions; Islamic State and al-Qaida similarities, differences |
