Community Resilience & Capability Building

Strong communities are built long before a crisis occurs. Through education, prevention, and collaborative partnerships, Transitional Intelligence Command (TIC) works to strengthen public resilience by helping individuals, organizations, and communities better understand emerging risks, navigate complex challenges, and build practical capabilities for the future.

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Digital Safety Collaboratives

Digital Safety Collaboratives are new emerging models developed in partnership with libraries and community organizations, Digital Safety Collaboratives provide accessible guidance on topics including digital privacy, scams, cyberstalking, identity theft, online exploitation, digital estate planning, ghost fraud, and digital self-care.

Rather than conducting investigations or providing legal services, Digital Safety Collaboratives focus on prevention, education, and helping individuals navigate available resources when digital harm has occurred.

Areas of focus may include:

  • Digital self-care

  • Scam awareness and prevention

  • Cyberstalking and online harassment

  • Identity theft

  • Digital privacy

  • Open-source intelligence awareness

  • Digital estate preparedness

  • Ghost fraud awareness

  • Resource navigation and community referrals

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The TIC Virtual Community Academy (Launching in 2027)

Monthly virtual courses range from three to eight hours in length and combine practical knowledge with real-world applications across crisis response, behavioral health, digital security, operational preparedness, mortality systems, and emerging intelligence topics.

Course offerings include:

  • Crisis Response for Perinatal Professionals

  • Crisis Response for Death Professionals

  • Autistic & ADHD Crisis Response

  • First Responder Grief, Trauma & Suicide Prevention

  • Intro to Digital Security, Digital Self-Care & Digital Safety Collaboratives

  • Operational Preparedness for Natural Disasters

  • Navigating Behavioral Health Crises

  • Understanding Hacker Culture, the Dark Web & Open-Source Intelligence

  • Digital Estate Preparedness, Digital Privacy After Death, Data Exploitation of Grieving Families & Ghost Fraud

  • Space & Extreme Environment Crisis Intelligence

  • Operational Intelligence for Everyday Life