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The Department of Homeland Security has a website focused on active shooter preparedness at that includes the following:

• Active shooter: How to Respond resource materials, including the profile of an active shooter, responding to an active shooter or other workplace violence situation, training for an active shooter situation and creating an emergency action plan, and tips for recognizing signs of potential workplace violence
  1. Booklet
  2. Pocket card
  3. Poster
• Active shooter webinars.
  1. U.S. Secret Service active shooter-related research—"Campus Attacks: Targeted Violence Affecting Institutions of Higher Education"
  2. "Prior Knowledge of Potential School-Based Violence"

The Federal Bureau of Investigation offers information on active shooter events at

• The FBI site includes the Run. Hide. Fight. ® Surviving an Active Shooter Event video that is also available to be viewed on .
• The Run. Hide. Fight. poster may be viewed at or downloaded directly here:  Active Shooter Poster

In conjunction with DHS and the FBI, The Washington Post offers a PDF "A gunman opens fire in your building. What do you do?" with a step-by-step instructions for Run, Hide, Fight. You may also view it on their website at .