Risk Assessment Briefings

Overview

TRACE Risk Assessment Briefings are structured investigative reports used to evaluate the ideological risk posed by individuals in education or youth-facing roles.
Each briefing is based on verified, open-source data and reviewed using standardized rubrics to ensure consistency, objectivity, and accountability.

  • Our analysts use Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) to collect and archive public-facing material, including:

    • Social media posts and engagement

    • Protest involvement and public affiliations

    • FOIA-obtained communications and official documents

    • Visual materials (videos, signs, classroom content)Description text goes here

  • Every claim is supported by:

    • Screenshots or captured media

    • Archive links

    • Timestamps and attribution

    • Cross-referenced secondary sources

  • Collected material is analyzed against predefined risk categories using the TRACE scoring rubrics (RIM™ or RIME™). When relevant, we consult:

    • Licensed mental health professionals

    • Child development experts

    • Education policy advisors