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.
The US CPTED Association’s September webinar with Ben Crum and Paul Timms brought together more than 300 attendees from across the country. It was an engaging session that focused on how CPTED principles can strengthen safety in schools.
What is a community as it relates to CPTED? By Art Hushen – The NICP Founder & Lead Instructor Rethinking the Definition of Community Webster’s Dictionary offers several definitions of…
Defining CPTED: What is Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design? By Art Hushen – The NICP Founder & Lead Instructor A Concept Ahead of Its Time In 1971, criminologist C. Ray…
Learn what CPTED certification means, how to earn the CPTED Professional Designation, and why maintaining certification is essential for credibility and professional growth in crime prevention and environmental design.
Integrating CPTED into Landscape Architecture At the 3rd Annual US CPTED Conference, Michael Mauer, a principal at M2L Associates, delivered an enlightening presentation titled “CPTED and Landscape Architecture – Creating…
Learn from Elliot Cox’s presentation on how meticulous CPTED applications can dramatically enhance safety in K-12 schools. View the full presentation for comprehensive insights.
Finding Value in the Practitioner’s Expertise Jeff Putnam, a senior security project leader with an extensive background in crime prevention and risk management, recently shared his expertise at the US…
Having been introduced to CPTED in the early 90’s I quickly discovered there were limited opportunities for networking between Practitioners within the United States. At the time there were CPTED…