This year on November 1, we will all fall back by turning our clocks back one hour unless you live in Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico...

Guest Post By Noah Rue As a teacher, it’s not necessarily difficult to pick up on obvious signs of abuse when you’re in the classroom....

January 26, 2021 The Institute for Childhood Preparedness is proud to announce that the International Association for Continuing...

2020 was a year of unprecedented turmoil and civil unrest. There were at least 32 major riots and countless other smaller protests...

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness has partnered with Signs That Save to help educate parents, early childhood professionals,...

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness is proud to support the PREP (Promoting Responsible Emergency Protocols) For All Students Act, a...

We are nearing the start of the holiday season with many thoughts on our minds, such as How can we celebrate safely? Can we see and spend...

Emily Adams has worked as a Graphic Designer at the Institute for Childhood Preparedness since April 2019. She has an undergraduate...

Thanksgiving is going to look a little different this year for many families. According to CBS News, “health experts have warned that...

Many Houses of Worship, schools, and workplaces remain closed or have had to shut down due to local coronavirus surges.

Depending on where you live, participating in traditional Halloween festivities such as trick-or-treating may not be allowed.

We are happy to announce that we have added a new free online training course to our Protecting Children online training series.

We are excited to announce that we have added a new free online training course to our Protecting Children series.

Situational awareness means being alert to people and activities around you.

The pandemic has also taught us that disasters don’t stop, not even for a national health crisis.

Our emergency preparedness, safety, and security experts created a list of 10 tips for back to school safety during COVID-19

Our 911 emergency communication system was developed in 1968 when calls for emergency services originated from landline phones.

The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has caused unprecedented challenges to public health and safety.

According to CNN, the Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30.

Tornadoes are the most destructive weather-related natural disaster, and they can destroy school buildings and cause irreparable damage.