After Dark Interactive Preparedness and Threat-Response Pack

After Dark: Complete Global Survival & Street-Safety Field Guide

$45.00
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After Dark Interactive Preparedness and Threat-Response Pack

After Dark: Complete Global Survival & Street-Safety Field Guide

$45.00

When the route changes, your plan should not.

After Dark is an expanded, prevention-focused digital field guide designed to help ordinary people recognise developing danger earlier, make clearer decisions under pressure, and build a practical plan before something goes wrong.

What you get

  • 82-page Complete Global Survival & Street-Safety Field Guide
  • Real after-dark scenario drills for being followed, approached aggressively, isolated, stranded, caught in a blackout, facing disrupted transport or dealing with severe weather
  • Threat-awareness framework covering warning signs, distance, positioning, exits, de-escalation and getting help
  • Printable Get-Home Planner with primary routes, alternatives, safe public locations, contacts and meeting points
  • Night-Ready 60-Second Checklist
  • Everyday Carry, Night-Out, Vehicle, Home and Travel checklists
  • Personal Preparedness Scorecard

This is practical capability—not a PDF to read once and forget. Use the checklists, complete the plans and rehearse the scenarios before you need them.

A$45 AUD one-time payment. No subscription.


Want the complete interactive system?

Upgrade to the After Dark Interactive Preparedness & Threat-Response Pack. It includes the complete 82-page field guide plus the separate interactive companion with scenario decision drills, field cards, worksheets and preparedness exercises designed to turn the information into a plan you can actually practise.

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Safety boundary: This is a general preparedness resource focused on awareness, avoidance, de-escalation, safer exits and planning. It does not teach fighting, weapon use, restraint or retaliation, and it cannot guarantee safety. In immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency service.

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