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Jewish Community Conference Security

January 21, 2025 Abigail Miller
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When planning a conference, special event or large gathering, careful attention must be paid to issues of safety and security. The safety and well-being of attendees should be a primary consideration at every stage of planning, and the event should only start after a detailed security plan has been created.

Organized by simple action steps, an event security plan can be easy to create.

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