Effective Therapeutic Design in Homeless Shelters Presented by Justin Reeves, Chief Operating Officer, Lighthouse Ministries This content is for US CPTED Association members only. Log in to access if you’re…
From Policy to Practice: Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM) as a “People + Systems” Layer of Safer Design This content is for US CPTED Association members only. Log in…
Designing Safer Parks: Increasing Local Economic Activity and ROI in New York City This content is for US CPTED Association members only. Log in to access if you’re already a…
A recap of the CPTED for Libraries presentation by Tad Twidwell at the US CPTED Association Conference, highlighting how CPTED strategies improve safety while maintaining open and welcoming library spaces.
A recap of the Threat Reduction and Infrastructure Protection presentation by NYPD Counterterrorism Division at the 4th Annual US CPTED Association Conference. Learn how CPTED principles support infrastructure protection and public safety.
USCA 2026 4th Annual Conference Overview The US CPTED Association kicked off the year with a January webinar focused on the USCA 2026 Conference Overview, led by members of the…
U.S. CPTED Association Publishes National CPTED Guidelines The U.S. CPTED Association has officially published its CPTED Guidelines, marking an important milestone in advancing Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design across the…
December 2025 Webinar Recap: How the Implementation of CPTED Strategies Can Benefit the Cannabis Industry This content is for US CPTED Association members only. Log in to access if you’re…
On November 13, 2025, the US CPTED Association hosted its November webinar titled “Combining CPTED, Physical Security, and Counterterrorism: How Public and Private Sectors are Strengthening Public Safety.” The session brought together over four hundred professionals from across the country to explore how CPTED connects design, security, and modern threat prevention.
The US CPTED Association’s October webinar with Ben Crump and Dan Hendey explored how CPTED principles can be applied to parks and public spaces to make them safer and more inviting for everyone. This engaging session highlighted how the perception of safety directly affects how people use parks.