Image credit: Rin Rothback for CNAS

Safe@Home Series

About the Series

Safe@Home is a series which focuses on challenges to homeland security such as international and domestic terrorism, political violence against government officials, mass shootings and gun violence, pandemic preparedness and response, climate related emergency management, cybersecurity and response, and related issues. Based on the premise that strengthening U.S. democracy requires, in part, doing a better job of delivering security and safety at home, this series will dive deep into efforts policymakers, leaders and operators at the federal level and across the country are engaging in to protect the country, consistent with our laws and values. Safe@Home is a product of the Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative at CNAS.

Donate

Subscribe:

Sign up for the Safe@Home newsletter for the latest news and updates.





Events:

Military, Veterans & Society

Safe@Home | A Conversation on Countering Domestic Violent Extremism

Dec 7, 2022

Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative

Safe@Home with U.S. Assistant Attorney General Matthew G. Olsen | CNAS 2022 National Security Conference

Jun 15, 2022

Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative

Safe@Home | A Conversation with FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell

Mar 25, 2022

Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative

Safe@Home | A Conversation with DHS Deputy Secretary John K. Tien

Jan 28, 2022

Learn More:

Military, Veterans & Society

Protecting the Protectors: Preventing and Mitigating Domestic Violent Extremism in the Military, Veteran, and Law Enforcement Communities

In recent years, the involvement of currently serving military members and law enforcement officers, as well as veterans of those two professions, in domestic violent extremis...

Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative

Perceptions of Safety

As part of our Safe@Home forum and Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative, we partnered with the non-profit organization More in Common to gain a better understanding on what Amer...

Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative

Reassessing Homeland Security Intelligence

The discipline of intelligence has been a central element of the homeland security enterprise over the past two decades since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The ...

Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative

The Department of Homeland Security: Priorities for Reform

There is an opportunity to reform the Department of Homeland Security in a way that best protects the country from homeland security threats, consistent with law, security and...

Safe@Home Team