EDUCATIONAL SECURITY SYSTEM
Knowledge, cooperation and responsibility for safer education.
Dana 28. i 29. septembra 2026. godine u Domu omladine u Banja Luci biće organizovana I međunarodna multidisciplinarna konferencija „RED ALERT – SOS – EDUCATIONAL SECURITY SYSTEM“. Konferencija povezuje stručnjake različitih oblasti sa ciljem razmjene znanja, iskustava i savremenih rješenja za unapređenje sigurnosti djece, mladih i obrazovnih ustanova.
The conference programme addresses key issues of protection, prevention, responsibility and modern technologies in education.
Criminal-law protection of children and minors; peer violence and juvenile delinquency; responsibility of parents, schools and institutions; protection of children's rights; the regulatory framework for violence prevention; data protection and privacy in surveillance systems; institutional mechanisms of prevention and enforcement; human rights and ethical aspects of intervention.
Standard operating procedures (SOPs) in crisis situations; risk assessment and crisis management in schools; physical and technical protection of educational institutions; security culture; the role of school police officers and school teams; early threat recognition; incident management; cooperation between educational institutions and relevant sectors; security challenges, risks, threats and perspectives.
Digital violence and cyberbullying; development of applications for the anonymous reporting of violence; AI tools for the early detection of threats, hate speech and violent behaviour; protection of educational information systems; data security; the impact of social media and the internet on the safety of children and young people; digital literacy and the prevention of online risks.
Prevention of aggressive behaviour and peer violence; trauma-informed approaches; mental health of children, young people and teaching staff; the role of families and schools in violence prevention; inclusive education; development of socio-emotional competencies; media literacy; ethical reporting on violence; victim support and resocialisation.
Economic aspects of violence prevention; the costs of the consequences of violence for the education, healthcare and justice systems; investment in preventive programmes; sustainability of security models; public policy and funding of preventive activities; socio-economic risk factors.
Examples of good practice from the region and around the world; international experience in violence prevention; multi-sector cooperation; the role of the local community; security in higher education; crisis communication; media and social responsibility; innovative models for the safe school of the future.