On the Homefront – the HSDL Blog

The US Conference of Mayors has released its second report highlighting problems in the dispersement of Homeland Security funds. The report sites that 76 percent of cities still have not […]

The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency has unveiled a new online program on terrorism awareness tips. The program outlines terrorist’s behavior and activities and how to report these activities

The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the Reves Center for International Studies of The College of William and Mary co-sponsored a recent report that was based on an

The newly established Homeland Security Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events is headquartered at the University of Southern California and is funded for three years by a

On January 21st, the Dept. of Homeland Security and Los Angeles-based Operation HOPE, Inc., signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for initiating a new financial advisory service to help individuals

eSeals, lower Frequency Electronic Cargo Security Seals, have shown to be effective for identifying security breaches and location of cargo in the supply chain environment according to a six month

“Where does it stop?” This is one of many questions raised with the increased collaboration of Special Operations and CIA operators in covert operations. According to a report examining the

San Diego State University will now join the list of California institutions to offer a graduate degree in Homeland Security. The program will focus on several aspects of security such

Recognizing the need for greater first responder training and other security education, the American Association of Community Colleges has appointed a 21 member task force to address how they can

The Iraqi Interim Constitution is due to be finalized on February 28th. Sen. Rick Santorum, chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, is afraid it won’t have meaningful guarantees on religious