Suspicious Activity Reporting Points of Contact Program: Provides support, guidance, and resources to fusion centers—advancing their Suspicious Activity Reporting capabilities, organizing analytic and best-practice exchanges, and facilitating bi-monthly Suspicious Activity Reporting Points of Contact webinars.

Suspicious Activity Reporting Program Support: Tailored, in-depth consultations for Federal, State, Local, Tribal, Territorial, and fusion center partners designed to establish and enhance Suspicious Activity Reporting programs.

Baseline Capabilities: An effort to identify common baseline capabilities for state and locally managed Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management programs and design a systematic evaluation approach to assessing those capabilities at the national level.

Exclusive Case Briefings: Master Trainers provide actual case debriefings to equip the broader Master Trainer network with expertise and provide lessons learned to prevent terrorism and mass attacks and implement intervention strategies.

Case Studies: Training aids designed to expand State, Local, Tribal, Territorial, and Private Sector partners' understanding of terrorism and mass violence offenders’ progression to attack and lessons learned from real world incidents, including opportunities for intervention through Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management.

In-Person Events: Annual summits for both the Master Trainer and Suspicious Activity Reporting Points of Contact networks—bringing together partners and practitioners from across the country to engage, innovate, and share expertise, successes, and challenges.