PowerPoint Trainings

Crime Prevention Presentations, Vol. 3

The latest installment of professional PowerPoint presentations

Crime Prevention Trends 2006

The presentation informs participants of current trends, major changes, and challenges projected over the next 20 years in the area of crime prevention and teaches participants how to apply crime prevention principles to help meet new trends that develop.

Crime Prevention and Community Preparedness

This presentation gives an overview of crime prevention and describes how various methods of crime prevention can aid community preparedness and homeland security.

Identity Theft and Strategies for Crime Prevention

This presentation defines identity theft, discusses why participants should worry about it, examines how identity theft occurs, looks at how identity theft has emerged, discusses what is being done about identity theft, and looks at ways participants can protect themselves.

Improving Police–Community Relations Through Community Policing

This presentation helps participants understand how relations between the community and law enforcement can be strengthened through community policing strategies.

Neighborhood Watch (Part 1)

This presentation informs participants of the importance of Neighborhood Watch and provide strategies for starting a Neighborhood Watch program within their community.

Neighborhood Watch (Part 2)

This presentation provides participants with strategies for strengthening their Neighborhood Watch programs and explores ways that their programs can be connected with homeland security and emergency preparedness.

Seniors and Crime Prevention

This presentation examines the various crimes against seniors and looks at what preventative measures can be taken to prevent them.

Bullying: What’s New and What To Do

This presentation helps participants identify and understand various bullying behaviors, the scope of the bullying problem, who bullies, the warning signs that a child is being bullied, strategies children can use to deal with bullying, and steps adults can take to address bullying.

Identifying and Addressing a Gang Problem

This presentation helps participants look at a definition of a gang, look at prevention and intervention strategies, learn several indicators and risk factors of gangs in their communities, and explore tips of what can be done by parents, schools, and neighbors to prevent gang activity.

How To Partner Effectively With Faith-based Organizations

This presentation reviews the history of faith-based community initiatives, outlines the legal guidelines for engaging faith-based organizations, and surveys helpful resources.

Crime Prevention History and Theory

This presentation provides community leaders, local government officials, private sector partners, faith-based organizations, and others with information on crime prevention that will enable them to create safer, more secure, and more vibrant communities.

Keeping the Elderly Safe in the 21st Century

This presentation will better equip participants to assist their aging parents or other friends and loved ones from becoming victims of crime by understanding the process of aging, identifying threats and challenges, recognizing signs and potential dangers, and by developing prevention/intervention strategies.

Methamphetamine Abuse and Clandestine Laboratories

This presentation covers the history of meth; what meth is; what meth looks like; street names; signs, symptoms, and methods of use; side effects of meth abuse; abuse patterns and treatment; types of clandestine labs; and dangers associated with clandestine labs.

School Safety and Security

This presentation discusses school safety and security issues, factors affecting school safety, key components of school safety planning, and how to engage the community to foster safer schools.

Smart and Safe in Cyberspace: Social Networking 101

This presentation informs communities of the emerging trend of social networking and provides safety tips to help children and youth socialize safely online.

Teaching Kids To Help Design Out Crime

This presentation helps participants learn the definition of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), understand the four key CPTED principles, learn how children and youth can be involved in CPTED, identify the strengths of youth-adult partnerships, learn CPTED activities for their communities, and learn CPTED teaching strategies.