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Before the

First Shot

Recognizing Warning Signs. Reporting Concerns. Helping Prevent Violence.

Could you recognize a warning sign before violence happens?

Learn how concerning behaviors can be recognized, why reporting matters, and how individuals and organizations can take meaningful steps toward preventing violence.

Presented by Alain Burrese, author of Survive a Shooting.

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FREE 30-MINUTE WEBINAR

What You'll Learn

Discover how recognizing concerning behavior, reporting concerns, and working together can help prevent violence before it happens.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Recognize Warning Signs

Learn to identify concerning behaviors that may signal a need for attention, support, or intervention—before a situation escalates.

REPORTING CONCERNS

Know When and How to Report

Learn why reporting concerning behavior matters, who to report concerns to, and how speaking up can help prevent violence before it happens.

TAKING ACTION

Help Prevent Violence

Discover practical steps individuals and organizations can take to address concerns, support people who may need help, and work together to prevent violence.

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Alain Burrese

Alain Burrese is an author, speaker, U.S. Army veteran, and experienced safety and self-defense instructor who has trained thousands of people in personal safety, active shooter response, and violence prevention.

Author of Survive a Shooting, Alain brings decades of experience in martial arts, personal protection, and practical safety training. His approach emphasizes recognizing potential threats, taking concerns seriously, and helping individuals and organizations become better prepared.

His mission is simple: Help people enjoy life safely.

FREE 30-MINUTE WEBINAR

Before the First Shot: Help Prevent Violence Before It Happens

Learn how to recognize concerning behavior, report warning signs, and take meaningful steps toward preventing violence before it happens. Join Alain Burrese for this free 30-minute webinar and discover how awareness and action can make a difference.