Secure Community Network

The Secure Community Network works to protect the Jewish community in Atlanta by enhancing security measures, providing training, and combating antisemitism to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all.

What We Do

What we do

Facing Today’s Challenges Head On

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Security Enhancements

With an increase in antisemitic incidents and threats, there is a need for enhanced security and vigilance within the Jewish community. We focus on strengthening security infrastructure at Jewish institutions, including surveillance, access controls, and emergency preparedness measures.

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Antisemitism Awareness Programs

We invest in educating the public about antisemitism and its impact, promoting a more informed and tolerant community. Increasing awareness about antisemitism helps to foster understanding and reduce prejudice.

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Community Training

We provide training to staff and community members on safety protocols and emergency response, ensuring that community centers, schools, and synagogues are protected.

Our initiatives

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Facility Security Upgrades

Enhancing physical security at synagogues, schools, and community centers to deter threats.

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Partnership with Law Enforcement

Collaborating with local and federal law enforcement agencies to ensure swift responses and proactive protection.

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Antisemitism Education Campaigns

Programs designed to educate both the Jewish and broader communities on recognizing and responding to antisemitism.

Measuring our impact

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security upgrades implemented across Jewish institutions in Atlanta.

Partnerships

Partnerships with local law enforcement, ensuring coordinated responses and heightened protection.

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Numerous community members trained annually in emergency response and antisemitism awareness.

Testimonials

“I just finished the Active Threat Training Seminar. You are an outstanding trainer and educator – The seminar was informative, highly instructive, and provided us with information and skills all while keeping intensity to a manageable level.”

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Anonymous

“Thank you for this much-needed and very educational training. Let’s pray we will never need it, but it sure is helpful to have the tools that you offer.”

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Anonymous

“Fabulous program this morning – so well done. Thank you for your work and I feel safer with you on the team.”

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Anonymous

Grant Opportunities

To get details on these specific grants, please contact Brian Davis at bdavis@jewishatlanta.org.

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