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April 01, 2005 09:57 AM US Eastern Timezone
National Terrorism Conference to Focus on School Readiness; NSU is
Home to the Leader in Anti-Terrorism Preparation for Educators
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 1, 2005--Educators,
first responders, and community leaders will attend a national
conference to learn how they should respond to terrorist attacks at
schools.
The three day meeting, sponsored by National Institute for Homeland
Security and Anti-Terrorism Preparedness (NIHAP), will be held from
May 2-4 at the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi, Miss.
The first meeting of its kind since the Sept. 1, 2004 Russian school
siege that killed more than 300 adults and children, the conference is
designed to teach principals, teachers, and parents what to do if
their schools are targeted by terrorist organizations.
The conference will also cover bullying and school violence, a timely
subject in the wake of the March 22 shooting in Red Lake, Minn. which
left 10 dead.
NIHAP offers the foremost training in homeland security and
anti-terrorism for educators in the country.
It is an independent organization based at Nova Southeastern
University's Fischler School of Education and Human Services, in
partnership with Educational Impact, Inc. and Signature Science, LLC.
NIHAP aims to provide educators with action plans, hands-on training,
current research and education to prevent, prepare for, and respond to
terrorist incidents including biological, chemical, radiological and
nuclear attacks, acts of school violence, and mass casualty disasters.
Speakers include former U.S. Secret Service and FBI agents, experts in
non-violent conflict resolution, and experts in crisis management.
Sessions and keynotes throughout the conference will focus on emerging
trends in school violence prevention, and school preparedness and
planning in the era of terrorist threats.
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