The Violence Risk Assessment of the Written Word (VRAWW) is an expert system designed to
assess the risk level and potential for violence present in written content. Relying on research
of past violent attacks and the written narratives accompanying them, VRAWW presents an
objective approach to assessing risk and threat present in written content (e.g., social media
posts, journals, blog posts, narratives) by weighing the risk and protective factors for the
author. This course will provide an in-depth teaching of the VRAWW tool and use case studies
to demonstrate the application of VRAWW.
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