Broadcast Overview
The Hamilton Fish Institute, and its partners in the Hamilton Fish Consortium, present a national satellite videoconference October 25, 2001 entitled School Safety by Management and Design.

The videoconference will feature three ongoing demonstrations of school safety programs that are coordinated by Consortium partnerships at Eastern Kentucky University, the Morehouse School of Medicine, and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Pre-recorded presentations and members of a live, interactive panel will discuss elements of a comprehensive approach to school safety through management and design. Some of the topics to be covered include:

• Leadership
• Rules and communication
• Parent/teacher/administrator involvement
•  Training
• Reporting Systems
• Justice system
• Crime prevention through environmental design
• Monitoring
• Managed access
• School maintenance
• Responsibility and procedure
• Crisis response

Broadcast Recap
The Hamilton Fish Institute and its Consortium partners will present the third in a series of national satellite videoconferences on school safety on October 25, 2001.

The videoconference, entitled School Safety by Management and Design, will feature three ongoing demonstrations of school safety programs that are coordinated by Consortium partnerships at Eastern Kentucky University, the Morehouse School of Medicine, and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Pre-recorded presentations and members of a live, interactive panel will discuss strategies for school safety through leadership, management, and design. You may view the conference via a satellite downlink location or listen to it live on the web at www.hamfish.org/broadcast.

Audience
This broadcast is designed for educators, school administrators, boards of education, parents, law enforcement agencies, government officials and policymakers, youth services organizations, community agencies, public health professionals, and all others interested in school safety.

You may register on-line to view the videoconference at www.hamfish.org/broadcast or complete and return the form on the right panel of this brochure.

About the Institute
The Hamilton Fish Institute evaluates school violence prevention methods in order to determine what works and what can be replicated to reduce violence in America's schools and their communities. For more information, visit our web site at www.hamfish.org.

Registration
If you would like to coordinate and facilitate a downlink site in your community, please complete the registration form and submit it by October 18, 2001. You must register to receive broadcast coordinates. If you are unable to host a site, but would still like to view the videoconference, please contact us for sites registered in your area.

To view the program, you will need a facility that has a steerable satellite dish, capable of receiving the coordinates. The broadcast will be available on C-Band and Ku-band. Agencies to contact in your community to schedule a viewing site are cooperative extension offices, community colleges, local school systems, universities, and local cable television companies. For information on the webcast, go to www.hamfish.org/broadcast.

Site Facilitation
Facilitating a downlink site is easy and presents a good opportunity to network with local organizations or agencies. Each coordinator/facilitator will receive a Participant Packet, Facilitator Guide, and Technical Information Guide a week before the broadcast. You are requested to copy the Participant Packet to distribute to each of your site's participants on the day of the broadcast.

Video Tape It!
The broadcast may be videotaped for use as a future resource. To obtain an edited videotape of this or previous broadcasts, please visit the Hamilton Fish Institute web site at www.hamfish.org/broadcast/ after October 25. No rights are reserved by the Hamilton Fish Institute or its contractor, the Eastern Kentucky University Violence Prevention Project. This broadcast will be closed-captioned for the hearing impaired.

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