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Resilient Campus

Dr. Saby Labor: Coach, Educator, Entrepreneur, Founder of Resilient Campus

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Amplifying the voices of college inclusion innovators in higher education. The Resilient Campus Podcast is a weekly source of resilience, created in response to college professionals experiencing burnout and exhaustion doing college inclusion and social justice work. Host, Dr. Saby Labor, will interview coaches and influencers to strengthen our daily mindset so that we can sustain this work collectively. Whether you have diversity and inclusion in your professional responsibilities or you wo ...
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Do you feel there's more that we can do to keep our schools safe? Join Michele Gay, co-founder and Director of Safe and Sound Schools and a mother who lost her child tragically in the Sandy Hook School tragedy, as she discusses practical and inspiring ways school leaders, parents, and students can work together to ensure safer schools for all. Together, we can make a difference. Together, we can make our schools Safe and Sound. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/th ...
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This World Autism Month, The Sound Off dedicates a special episode to supporting students with autism and other special needs. Join us for a discussion with inspiring advocate Jeff Snyder and Nick Savarise from the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation. Discover strategies for creating sensory-friendly drills, fostering a culture of inclusion, and individuali…
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In this special edition season finale, get essential insights on door security, the cultivation of a safety-first culture in schools, and practical strategies to enhance security in educational spaces. This roundtable discussion is packed with expert knowledge and actionable advice, making it an indispensable listen for anyone invested in the safet…
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Dr. Savannah Wagner and Officer Meg Soltz break down emergency trauma response in schools, offering practical insights on accessible trauma care. Discover how their expertise is empowering educators and students with essential skills for life-saving action in crisis situations, transforming school safety. --- Support this podcast: https://podcaster…
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Jonathan Cristall reveals key strategies for teen safety in our digital world. Learn how to guide teens in interactions with law enforcement, manage online footprints, and navigate the subtle complexities of consent. Essential listening for those guiding teens toward a confident and secure future. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotif…
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Catch our latest episode with Mo Canady, Executive Director of NASRO, as we discuss the pivotal role of School Resource Officers in ensuring safe learning environments. This episode offers insightful perspectives on the functions and misconceptions of SROs, highlighting strategies to enhance school safety. Join us for this enlightening conversation…
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On the Sandy Hook Anniversary, join Safe and Sound Schools for a special episode. Co-founders Michele Gay & Alissa Parker share their grief journeys since the unimaginable loss of their daughters. An intimate look at coping with loss and finding healing. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sound-off/support…
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We're going deep into the journey of recovery and resilience following catastrophic events in schools. Our guest, Dr. CJ Huff, the former superintendent who played a pivotal role in the recovery of Joplin schools after the devastating 2011 tornado, shares insights on the complex process of rebuilding and healing within school communities. --- Suppo…
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Physical safety expert Paul Timm and Michele dive deep into the critical aspects of school violence prevention and the creation of a safe learning environment. This episode offers an in-depth exploration of the physical and cultural facets of school safety. Listen in as we tackle misconceptions about safety measures, the importance of a positive sc…
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Discover powerful narratives of resilience, bravery, and public service with AJ and Madelena DeAndrea. AJ, a seasoned law enforcement officer, and his daughter Madelena, a courageous survivor, share their unique perspectives on facing adversity and enhancing school and community safety. Discover their journey of building a legacy of bravery, the im…
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Join host Michele Gay as she talks with Missy Dodds, a teacher with two decades of experience, about the journey from trauma to healing in schools. This episode delves into the power of resilience, the importance of community support, and the inspirational strength of students overcoming adversity. A must-listen for understanding the transformative…
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Dive deep into Michigan State University's groundbreaking Prevent2Protect initiative with its leaders, Dr. Frank Straub and Dr. Alyse Ley. Explore the proactive outreach strategies aiming to shield our schools from violence, debunk myths surrounding at-risk youth, and learn actionable steps to support kids and teens in your community today. --- Sup…
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School counselor and author Molly Hudgens pulls back the curtain on school violence prevention. Discover firsthand insights on recognizing at-risk students, debunking dangerous stereotypes, and the power of genuine connections. Every student deserves a safe environment. Learn how we can make it happen. Tune in now! --- Support this podcast: https:/…
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How do you lead a community through crisis? How crucial are relationships in school safety? Join us on The Sound Off as Michele Gay sits down with Frank DeAngelis, the exceptional leader at the helm during the Columbine tragedy. Unpack the keys to bridging generational divides, learning from mistakes, and the critical role of communication in safeg…
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On this episode of ‘The Sound Off on School Safety,’ we’re looking back on the incredible season we’ve had! We brought you the leading safety experts and thought leaders to discuss the issues affecting our school communities right now… from the Covid-19 pandemic, mental health and wellness, physical security and so much more. Safe and Sound Schools…
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Far too often, individuals with special needs and disabilities are left out of the school safety conversation. In this episode, Michele speaks with Nick Savarese, Executive Director of the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation about how the organization helps people and families affected by autism. Plus, how staffing challenges in schools are impacting specia…
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One of the keys to keep up with the fast and ever-changing landscape of school safety is communication. On today’s episode, Michele speaks with Vik Krishnan, general manager of Intrado Digital Workflows about why community engagement makes all the difference and how Intrado is bringing communications solutions to schools. Plus, what schools should …
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This week marks 9 years since the Sandy Hook tragedy. In this episode, Michele is joined by Safe and Sound Schools co-founder and fellow Sandy Hook mother, Alissa Parker for an honest conversation about the recent Michigan school shooting, grief, and healing after losing their daughters. Plus, a special birthday gift to honor Josephine Gay’s legacy…
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This year, the United States has set a record for drug overdose deaths at 100,000 in a year. While it’s difficult to know how widespread this issue is among teens, doctors and researchers are concerned about the growing trend. In this episode, we’re speaking with Jermaine Galloway who is a police officer, national speaker, and expert in alcohol and…
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In our special Thanksgiving episode, Michele speaks with Dr. Beth Sanborn, who is a detective, school resource officer, and expert speaker. Dr. Sanborn discusses the role that school resource officers play in protecting students and staff, and how she creates deep connections with the community. Plus, why this Thanksgiving break may feel different …
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Experiencing extreme or dangerous weather can not only be frightening- the aftermath can have a devastating effect on communities, business, and schools. Michele talks with CJ Huff, national speaker and retired superintendent of Joplin Schools about how he led the Missouri district through recovery after the most costly tornado in US history. Plus,…
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Youth violence is a significant problem affecting our kids today. This school safety issue goes beyond physical harm, and can have a lasting impact on our entire communities. Michele speaks with Dr. Lina Alathari, Chief of U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center, about key strategies for school violence prevention and intervention. Pl…
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With a rise in kids who need mental health help, school counselors are busier than ever. Michele speaks with Molly Hudgens, school counselor, author, and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, who shares the story of how she talked a student with a loaded handgun out of committing a mass shooting at Sycamore Middle School in 2016. Plus, Michele ex…
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The racial justice protests in 2020 caused many schools to reexamine their policies related to DEI- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Michele speaks with Daniel Ogunyemi, DEI Educator and Advocate, to break down what exactly this work means for schools and communities. Plus, Michele unpacks why critical race theory is igniting debate in education.W…
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After a school crisis, how can communities come together to heal and recover? Michele speaks with retired Columbine High School principal, Frank DeAngelis to share his personal learnings on rebuilding a sense of safety and being a leader after tragedy. Plus, how educators and families can build resilience to overcome challenges. We hope you enjoyed…
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In the age of smartphones and remote education, Social-Emotional Learning is top of mind for teachers and parents, but what is SEL really? Dr. Melissa Reeves talks about why building these critical life skills directly impacts our kids’ academic performance. Plus, Michele explores whether wearing a mask in school stunts social and emotional develop…
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This week, we’re honoring educators for World Teachers’ Day. With schools nationwide being short staffed and dealing with limited resources, how can educators show up fully for their students? Dr. Stephen Brock and Dr. Melissa Holland discuss self care practices for teachers, and how school administrations can provide a supportive culture. Michele …
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This wildfire season has been unprecedented. In 2021, thousands of fires have burned through communities, upending people’s lives, businesses, and disrupting schools. Michele speaks with Mikey Latner, founder of Project:Camp, about how the organization is empowering communities to recover from crises like wildfires. Plus, the fire safety tips your …
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Suicide is one of the leading causes of death for young people in the United States. This Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, we explore how school communities are working to stop the stigma behind suicide and provide students with mental health resources. Michele speaks with author and suicide prevention advocate, Kendra Nicholson, to share her fa…
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It’s that time of year and our second back-to-school season during a pandemic. From easing anxiety to the must-have supplies, Safe and Sound Schools co-founder, Michele Gay fills you in on everything families need to be prepared when heading back to the classroom. Plus, Michele speaks with pediatrician, Dr. Joshua Schaffzin for the most honest inte…
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Alissa and returning guest Jim Vesterman, CEO of Raptor Technologies, discuss the keynote presentations from our Virtual National Summit on School Safety and how listeners can catch up on any presentation they might have missed! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sound-off/support…
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What complexities do communities face after experiencing a crisis or tragedy? Alissa and Cynthia Coffman, of the Colorado Healing Fund, discuss the struggles they witnessed int their own communities following the tragedies in Sandy Hook and Columbine. Hear their experiences and how they developed into strategies for providing better support to vict…
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Alissa talks to Jim Vesterman of Raptor Technologies about the company's longtime support of Safe and Sound Schools and their shared passion for school safety. Listen in to learn about how these two organizations are supporting safe and sounds schools through the challenges of today. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show…
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In this episode, Alissa interviews longtime friend and supporter of Safe and Sound Schools, Thom Jones of Navigate360. Learn how Navigate360 became involved in the mission of Safe and Sound Schools and how they help confront the current school safety challenges through technology, education, and services that span the full spectrum of safety. --- S…
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With our Summit now only weeks away, today’s episode is a sneak peek into our 2020 Virtual National Summit on School Safety. As schools and communities continue to grapple with unfolding crises, we have to ask, “How does this impact the mental health of our students?” and “How can we prepare for the consequences—both positive and negative? Today, w…
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What is micro-schooling? Could it be an option for students learning from home this fall and beyond? As the pandemic continues and another school year begins, many parents are faced with choices ranging from difficult to impossible. During our discussion with Dr. Maureen O’Shaughnessy we explore safe, supportive, and family-friendly options for sup…
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What is social justice? And how does it affect school safety? Join Michele Gay and Alissa Parker as they discuss with Dr. Charles Barrett to further explore Socially Just Practices for Safe and Sound Schools and learn how communities can recognize and address social justice issues found in our classrooms, hallways, and homes. --- Support this podca…
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On May 22, 2011, a EF-5 tornado with winds in excess of 200 mph ripped through Joplin Missouri - which destroyed or damaged more than half the schools in the community. Dr. CJ Huff, former superintendent of the Joplin Missouri School District, discusses the difficult work of picking up the pieces in the aftermath and instilling a sense of hope for …
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On April 20, 1999, Frank DeAngelis was sitting in his office when two armed students waged a deadly attack on his his beloved school. Over twenty years later we are still learning lessons from the tragedy at Columbine High School. Frank's first hand account of the attack, the aftermath and his own recovery continues to help school communities find …
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There is a lot of uncertainty about returning to school in the fall, leaving most schools with a logistical nightmare. For the final episode of this seasons Tuesdays at the Table, we have an honest conversation with key school stakeholders about important steps, considerations, and concerns that will help us better prepare for school next year. Hos…
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Joining us for today's episode is Scarlett Lewis, Founder of the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement. After losing her son Jesse in the Sandy Hook Tragedy, she created the Movement and became an advocate for social and emotional learning (SEL) that teaches children how to manage their emotions, feel connected, and have healthy relationships. Also at T…
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To kickoff season three, I invite you to join me for a discussion at a gathering of the Trans*forming Higher Education Collaborative in Tucson, Arizona. T.H.E. Collaborative is “a group of transgender and gender nonconforming (TGNC) educators dedicated to addressing transgender oppression in and through higher education." (T.H.E. Vision Statement, …
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Listen to part two of our conversation with Nick Chernoff, Senior Threat Analyst with Safer Schools Together. Chernoff shares practical knowledge and tips schools and families can use to keep our students safe. Joining this week's Tuesdays at the Table discussion are Michele Gay (Cofounder and Executive Director, Safe and Sound Schools), Alissa Par…
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What are students feeling during the pandemic? In light of current events? What concerns do they have about returning to school? How can students improve safety? Pull up a chair and listen in as student leaders have a frank conversation about their hopes, anxieties, and solutions for the upcoming school year. Hosted by Michele Gay, Cofounder and Ex…
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With schools transitioning to all-online learning, the number of children with online access has dramatically increased. How safe are students in this new environment? Nick Chernoff, Senior Threat Analyst with Safer Schools Together, encourages parents to take a deep breath and know that we will be okay. Chernoff shares practical knowledge and tips…
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With little time to prepare for pandemic related school closures, school communities across the nation were left scrambling to adjust. Between juggling work from home, physical distancing, helping kids with school, many adults feel overwhelmed. Dr. Melissa Reeves, School Psychologist and past-president of the National Association of School Psycholo…
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Dr. Scott Poland, licensed psychologist and international expert on youth suicide, says helping students navigate through these extraordinary times is not only critical, but our priority. Listen as he discusses tangible ways parents, teachers, and school leaders can more effectively support our struggling youth through the pandemic. Tuesdays at the…
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For this FIRST episode Michele Gay and Alissa Parker, cofounders of Safe and Sound Schools, share their personal story of loss and love in the wake of the Sandy Hook School tragedy. The mothers discuss the inspiring ways they have chosen to help school communities improve safety across the nation in honor of their daughters, Josephine and Emilie. -…
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To kickoff season three, I invite you to join me for a discussion at a gathering of the Trans*forming Higher Education Collaborative in Tucson, Arizona. T.H.E. Collaborative is “a group of transgender and gender nonconforming (TGNC) educators dedicated to addressing transgender oppression in and through higher education." (T.H.E. Vision Statement, …
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