If You See Something, Say Something® #SeeSayDay

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Join the “If You See Something, Say Something®” campaign for an empowering #SeeSayDay webinar to learn how you can spot the signs of suspicious activity, report suspected activity to local authorities, and help prevent terrorism-related crime. Hear from DHS leaders and the campaign team on how to recognize and report potential threats, get involved on #SeeSayDay, access campaign resources, and partner with the campaign. Make a difference in your community by raising awareness on September 25 and beyond.

The webinar will take place virtually via WebEx Webinar on Tuesday, September 24, 2024, from 12:00 pm-1:00pm EDT.

Register through WebEx Webinar today!

Registration is free but limited to the first 1,000 attendees. Registrants will receive connection information upon registering.

We welcome you to share this event with others in your organization and/or community. Feel free to download the promotional flyer or copy and paste the newsletter blurb below and share it with your community. If you have any questions about the webinar, please contact SeeSay@hq.dhs.gov.

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We all have someone or something to protect, and we all play a role in keeping our communities safe. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) "If You See Something, Say Something^®" campaign, a national awareness campaign, encourages the public to recognize and report terrorism-related suspicious activity to local authorities.

September 25 marks “If You See Something, Say Something®” Awareness Day, also known as #SeeSayDay. On this day, DHS and its campaign partners come together to spread the word about suspicious activity reporting.

Join the “If You See Something, Say Something®” campaign for an empowering #SeeSayDay webinar to learn how you can spot the signs of suspicious activity, report suspected activity to local authorities, and help prevent terrorism-related crime. Learn and be aware of the warning signs of suspicious activity and threats.

Register for the #SeeSayDay webinar today!

Three Words, One Goal This #SeeSayDay: Spot, Report, Prevent

We all have something or someone to protect, and one tip could make the difference in keeping communities safe. Whether you are protecting your family, school, or place of work or worship, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) “If You See Something, Say Something^®” campaign wants you to feel empowered to “Spot the Signs. Report the Activity”. 

September 25 marks “If You See Something, Say Something^®” Awareness Day, or #SeeSayDay. On this day each year, DHS and its campaign partners come together to spread the word about the public’s role in suspicious activity reporting. This year, remember three words: Spot. Report. Prevent.

• Spot: Learn what suspicious activity looks like. Remember, factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or gender identity are not suspicious.
• Report: Speak up to report suspected terrorism-related crime to local authorities.
• Prevent: Get educated! Stay informed and vigilant to help protect your community from threats.

“If You See Something, Say Something^®” is a national awareness campaign that encourages the public to recognize and report terrorism-related suspicious activity to local authorities. In the current threat environment, this year’s theme emphasizes the profound importance of public vigilance in national security and counterterrorism efforts – on September 25 and year-round.

Our communities are worth protecting, and the campaign encourages everyone to unite in the collective goal to spot suspicious activity and report suspected activity to local authorities to help prevent terrorism-related crime. 

We all play a role. What will yours be? Learn more about participating in #SeeSayDay at DHS.gov/SeeSay.

• Raise awareness with printable #SeeSayDay graphics throughout your organization’s spaces – including common, academic, community, and parking areas, employee and food service facilities, and more.
• Include the #SeeSayDay slide in rotating informational displays throughout all facility buildings. 
• Place campaign materials for your state/territory throughout facilities (employee breakrooms, storage, office corridors/hallways, restrooms, etc.).
• Share the campaign’s indicator infographic during events or in employee/volunteer trainings and member organization meetings.
• Promote #SeeSayDay graphics on the organization’s social media platforms and website.
• Empower community ambassadors, staff, and leadership to add a #SeeSayDay email signature graphic or virtual meeting background during September.
• Add #SeeSayDay graphics into staff, security, and member communications (e.g., broadcasts, newsletters, apps, text alerts, email alerts, etc.).
• Encourage faculty, staff, volunteers, and members to utilize the campaign’s interactive map to find the appropriate reporting number for wherever they live, gather, worship, or spend time.

• Raise awareness with printable #SeeSayDay graphics throughout school buildings – including employee facilities, classrooms, student housing, academic buildings, parking areas, stadiums, playgrounds, gymnasiums, and more.
• Place campaign materials for your school's state/territory throughout facilities (classrooms, employee breakrooms, corridors/hallways, restrooms, gymnasiums, etc.).
• Share the campaign’s indicator infographic during school events or in employee trainings and student organization meetings.
• Promote #SeeSayDay graphics on the school's social media platforms and website.
• Empower teachers and staff, student and parent ambassadors, resident advisors, and student organizations to add a #SeeSayDay email signature graphic or virtual meeting background during September.
• Add #SeeSayDay graphics into faculty/staff, school safety, and student communications (e.g., webinars, newspapers, apps, text alerts, email alerts, etc.).
• Include the #SeeSayDay slide in rotating informational displays throughout all school buildings. 
• Encourage faculty, staff, and students to utilize the campaign’s interactive map to find the appropriate reporting number for wherever they live, study, or spend time.

• Include the campaign’s Audio and Video Public Service Announcements during announcements, performance breaks, and throughout the facility.
• Raise awareness with printable #SeeSayDay graphics throughout your venue – including employee facilities, parking garages, access gates, will call, waiting lines, and more.
• Place campaign materials for your venue's location throughout facilities (employee breakrooms, corridors/hallways, restrooms, food service facilities, etc.).
• Share the campaign’s indicator infographic during breaks and intermissions.
• Promote #SeeSayDay graphics on the event or venue’s social media platforms and website.
• Empower venue leaders, employees, and leadership to add a #SeeSayDay email signature graphic or virtual meeting background during September.
• Add #SeeSayDay graphics into employee and attendee communication (e.g., event app, text alerts, email alerts, internal and external newsletters, community wall, tickets, etc.).
• Include the #SeeSayDay slide in rotating informational displays throughout the venue.
• Encourage staff, contractors, and volunteers to utilize the campaign’s interactive map to find the appropriate reporting number for wherever they live, work, or spend time.

• Include the campaign’s Audio and Video Public Service Announcements during overhead announcements at transit stations and within vehicles.
• Raise awareness with printable #SeeSayDay graphics in employee facilities, parking garages, transit centers, welcome/check-in desks, waiting rooms, car rental facilities, shuttles, and more.
• Place campaign materials for your organization's state/territory throughout facilities to educate staff and the public on how to report suspicious activity.
• Share the campaign’s indicator infographic during employee and security staff trainings, traveler orientations/paperwork, onboarding modules/presentations, and new hire documentation.
• Promote #SeeSayDay graphics on the organization’s social media platforms and website throughout September.
• Add #SeeSayDay graphics to employee and traveler communication (e.g., schedule screens, travel itineraries, transportation apps, text alerts, email alerts, internal and external newsletters, community walls, etc.).
• Include the #SeeSayDay slide in rotating informational displays throughout all transportation-related locations.
• Encourage employees and travelers to utilize the campaign’s interactive map to find the appropriate reporting number for wherever they live, work, travel, or spend time.

• Raise awareness with printable #SeeSayDay graphics in police stations, precincts, community centers, squad rooms, briefing areas, and public lobbies.
• Place campaign materials for your station's state/territory across the department to educate officers, staff, and the public on how to report suspicious activity.
• Share the campaign’s indicator infographic during officer briefings, training sessions, community meetings, and outreach programs.
• Promote #SeeSayDay graphics on the department’s social media platforms and internal or external website throughout September.
• Add #SeeSayDay graphics to internal and external communications, including email alerts, newsletters, community bulletins, and digital displays in precincts. 
• Include the #SeeSayDay slide in rotating informational displays throughout all department facilities.
• Encourage officers and community members to utilize the campaign’s interactive map to find the appropriate reporting number for wherever they live, work, or spend time.

• Play the campaign’s Audio and Video Public Service Announcements in facility-wide announcements and during safety briefings.
• Raise awareness with printable #SeeSayDay graphics in control rooms, security posts, employee common areas, break rooms, and visitor centers.
• Distribute campaign materials throughout critical infrastructure facilities to educate employees and visitors on how to report suspicious activity.
• Share the campaign’s indicator infographic during security briefings, employee orientations, training sessions, and onboarding modules.
• Promote #SeeSayDay graphics on your organization’s intranet, social media platforms, and website throughout September.
• Empower employees and leadership to add a #SeeSayDay email signature graphic or virtual meeting background during September.
• Add #SeeSayDay graphics to internal communications, such as email alerts, newsletters, digital bulletin boards, and emergency communication systems.
• Include the #SeeSayDay slide in rotating informational displays throughout critical infrastructure facilities.
• Encourage employees and contractors to utilize the campaign’s interactive map to find the appropriate reporting number for wherever they live, work, or spend time.