Direct Action & Event Safety
These two Safety team roles should never be combined.
Police negotiator & Security Coordinator
This term refers to the extra layer of protection used to ensure the security of online accounts beyond just a username and password.
Two Factor Authentication
In addition to training, this practice will keep your security protocols from becoming outdated
Evaluation
These two organizations are the foundation of the VCW safety and security lineage
Young Lords and Black Panther Party
This Safety Team role is important because it is the ‘eyes and ears’ of the team.
Marshalls
This term refers to a form of online harassment where a person’s private information like contact information, address, or phone number is shared publicly.
Doxxing
An example of a fiscal threat to an organization
Challenging non-profit status, financial IRS audits, etc.
This movement leader trained a number of VCW security practitioners and was an instrumental member of the young lords
Richie Pérez
This safety team formation is useful when there is a person or group of people who may be specifically targeted at an action or event.
Detail Formation
This digital security tool scrambles text between sender and receiver in order to secure the information in transit to the receiver.
End-to-End Encryption
It is important to create trainings for your safety protocols at LEAST this often
Once a year
This person was Tupac Shakur’s business manager, intellectual teacher, and Black Panther Party movement member.
Watani Tyehimba
This tool should be used to assess likelihood of risk when developing security protocols.
Risk Assessment
This digital security practice tool maps the information/data you collect, generate, or use in order to track where data is stored, who has access to it, and how it’s currently protected.
Data inventory
The five steps to organizational safety planning
1. Conduct an inventory
2. Create safety guidelines and values to align with organizational politics:
3. Create safety protocols:
4. Develop a regular training and practice schedule:
5 Evaluation and update protocols
FBI Director who issued directives governing COINTELPRO
J. Edgar Hoover