2025 FBI Evidence Summary
A responsible summary of the year’s incident count, change from 2024, five-year context, and planning/preparation findings.
FBI source ↗
Evidence • Guidance • Preparedness
Use these resources to understand the evidence, explore the BRHF framework, begin meaningful conversations, and take the next practical step.

The general-audience eBook
Preparedness Before, During, and After an Active Shooter Emergency
Preparation starts before an emergency and continues after the immediate danger has passed. This practical guide by JT Henry helps adults, families, employees, volunteers, and leaders connect everyday awareness with thoughtful decisions.
Complete PDF eBook with illustrated front and back covers, realistic scenarios, and references for continued learning.
$19.95 USD · digital PDF
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General awareness education for adults, designed to support local emergency plans and qualified training.
BRHF resource library
A responsible summary of the year’s incident count, change from 2024, five-year context, and planning/preparation findings.
FBI source ↗Why these three options matter, why they are not sequential steps, and how environment and proximity shape the safest choice.
Explore framework →A clear introduction to the difference between hiding something from view and using a barrier that may provide meaningful protection.
Included in webinar →What people may see, hear, and be instructed to do when responding officers enter a rapidly evolving environment.
Included in webinar →How responsible observation and reporting can focus on behavior and circumstances without profiling identity or declaring intent.
Explore framework →Why some of the most important opportunities to notice, report, assess, and support may occur before immediate response is required.
Explore framework →Free preparedness tool
A concise starting point for thinking about exits, communication, decision options, reassessment, responder contact, recovery, and responsible reporting—before you need it.
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Preparedness is a shared responsibility
You may never experience an active-shooter incident. That is exactly what everyone hopes. Preparedness ensures that if the unthinkable happens, your first decision is not also your first time thinking about what to do.
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