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NABITA - National Association for Behavioral Intervention and Threat Assessment

NABITA’s Annual Conference

October 12-17, 2026 | Baltimore, MD | Early Bird Rates end August 7

This premier event brings together BIT/CARE team members, case managers, Title IX, Title VI, and civil rights compliance professionals, and administrative leaders for three days of practical learning and cross-functional collaboration.

Your registration gives you full access to ATIXA and NABITA conference sessions and materials, shared keynote and networking experiences, peer discussions and affinity meet-ups, and more. Pre- and Post-Conference training is available.

NABITA's Annual Conference

Become a Member of NABITA Today!

As a member of NABITA, either as an individual or an institution, you’ll have access to a thriving and interactive community, an annual conference, certification courses, trainings, events throughout the year, insightful thought leadership, an active listserv, and assessment tools. Additionally, members receive complimentary course registrations and exclusive access to a members-only library of resources, publications, and video modules. NABITA is a hub for BIT- and CARE-related model policies, training tools, templates, and other relevant materials.

NABITA by the Numbers

9800
Active Members
21k
Certifications Awarded
25
Leading Subject Matter Experts
4
Assessment Tools

We Create Safer Schools, Districts, Campuses, and Workplaces

Does your school, district, or campus recognize the need for a behavioral intervention team to promote student safety and well-being but lack a clear pathway to forming, fine-tuning, or training that team? BIT and CARE teams are not just reactive measures to prevent school violence, but they are also proactive ways to address the growing need for centralized care and support for at-risk individuals. NABITA offers consulting services to all institutions. Contact us if you’re looking for a tailored training solution that suits your requirements.

Thought Leadership from Our Experts

Keep up with our tips of the week, whitepapers, and thoughtful insights from our expert faculty members and consultants.

The New Standard of Care for Campus Violence Prevention Demands More Than Siloed Response
Tip of the Week

The New Standard of Care for Campus Violence Prevention Demands More Than Siloed Response

A Joint NABITA and ATIXA Tip of the Week by Kelly Berkell, J.D. Institutions are increasingly being evaluated not just on how they respond to incidents, but on whether they had coordinated prevention systems in place before harm occurred. That raises an important question: What do effective violence prevention frameworks look like in K-12 and higher education?
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Navigating Disability-Related Concerns: Institutional Responses for Title IX and Behavioral Intervention Teams
Tip of the Week

Navigating Disability-Related Concerns: Institutional Responses for Title IX and Behavioral Intervention Teams

Whether a concern arises through a Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT), student conduct process, disability services office, or Title IX complaint, schools and institutions are often tasked with balancing support for individuals with disability-related needs against broader responsibilities related to safety, disruption, and equitable treatment.
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Part 2: Mitigating Risk in School Dual Enrollment Programs
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Part 2: Mitigating Risk in School Dual Enrollment Programs

In the first part of this series, we outlined foundational considerations for K-12 and higher education practitioners involved in behavioral threat assessment and management (BTAM), Behavioral Intervention Teams (BITs), and civil rights compliance (including Title IX and Title VI). The next step is to translate that awareness into deliberate structures that reduce confusion, liability, and risk.
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Part 1: Risk Management in Dual Enrollment Programs
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Part 1: Risk Management in Dual Enrollment Programs

For higher education institutions looking to increase enrollment and K-12 schools aiming to offer advanced courses, dual enrollment (often also called Early College) offers an appealing option. However, creating or expanding these programs involves legal and procedural challenges.
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