DHS Law Enforcement Research & Development
Department of Homeland Security resources covering research and development relevant to law enforcement and first responders.
Open DHS resource pageOFP Chartered | Research • Dialogue • Public Review
A public research pathway accompanying OFP Chartered’s independent discussion paper on conduct-based terminology, evidence standards, targeted intimidation, identity-based hostility, and violence-prevention dialogue.
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The RNA paper proposes a framework for public discussion and research. It is not a criminal classification, terrorist designation, government finding, or list of organizations. Readers are encouraged to review the paper critically and compare its terminology and safeguards with independent public sources.
Federal & Public Research
Department of Homeland Security resources covering research and development relevant to law enforcement and first responders.
Open DHS resource pageScience & Technology research on targeted violence and terrorism prevention, evaluation, threat assessment, rehabilitation and reintegration.
Open DHS S&T researchPublic tools and research intended to support prevention of targeted violence and terrorism across community and professional settings.
Open Prevention resourcesDepartment of Justice research materials, including studies related to radicalization, terrorism, public safety, and evidence-based justice policy.
Open NIJ Research LibraryNational Threat Assessment Center research and guidance addressing behavioral threat assessment and targeted violence prevention.
Open NTAC resourcesA DHS collection identifying federal research resources relevant to targeted violence and terrorism prevention applicants and practitioners.
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The following documents are provided as independent public-interest references relevant to community safety, housing economics, and institutional policy. They are offered for download as part of OFP's commitment to open, evidence-based public review.
Public Safety & Economics
An independent analysis examining the long-term fiscal and social costs associated with policing models, relevant to community safety planning and public resource allocation.
Download PDFInstitutional Security & Policy
A policy release addressing security frameworks within university and institutional settings, offered as a reference for community safety and organizational accountability discussions.
Download PDFHousing & Long-Term Economics
A statistical reference on the long-term economics of American home financing. Relevant to OFP's historic preservation, adaptive reuse, and community revitalization work — particularly where housing affordability, property economics, and neighborhood investment intersect.
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OFP encourages readers to distinguish protected speech and association from documented conduct, operational coordination, criminal acts, and violence; to check original sources; and to identify places where the proposed framework should be corrected, narrowed, clarified, or strengthened.
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