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  Let None Learn in Fear – Developing a Prevention and Mitigation Plan in Accordance with the U.S. Department of Education Model
  Economy of Emotions - Crisis Response and Recovery
  Show me the Money – Writing Winning School Safety Grant Applications
  Glass Slippers, Glass Houses and Glass Ceilings – Overcoming Adversity
  Look Who’s Talking – Public Information for School Crisis Events
  Mind Your Business – Business Continuity Planning for Schools
  Sacred Place, Safe Place – Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness for Places of Worship

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

Look Who’s Talking – Public Information for School Crisis Events
Can be presented by Dr. Sonayia Shepherd or Michael Dorn

This session outlines techniques to provide 3-dimensional media relations during a crisis situation. The course will also provide participants with an interactive experience on preparing individuals and organizations to handle media inquiries and how to avoid the pitfalls of unauthorized staff members giving unauthorized media interviews during the chaos of an actual event.  Additionally, the course will include practical exercises using realistic Safe Havens Video Scenarios to offer participants an interactive way to improve situational awareness before a crisis in order to plan effective media interaction. After the course, the participants will be able to create effective press releases, deliver media savvy sound bites and interviews as well as respond effectively to different audiences (parents, teachers, students, administration, community, media, etc) and inquires during and after a crisis.

 

Intended audiences:

  • School administrators
  • School mental health personnel
  • Public safety personnel involved with school safety
  • School board members and elected officials

 

 

Click here for Michael Dorn’s bio page and speaker demo video

Click here for Dr. Sonayia Shepherd’s bio page

Click here for Russell Bentley’s bio page

Click here for Chris Dorn’s bio page


 
 
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