There are many myths teens believe about the safety of using vape products, and each year more teens report trying vaping at least once. This presentation covers the chemicals used in vapes, myths, the stress of peer pressure, and laws. Teens will learn how vaping can impact their health, as well as refusal skills and Read more...
All students should know the laws that directly affect them. Programs Coordinator, Joshua Webb, will discuss Juvenile Laws related to drug use including alcohol, marijuana, and vaping. Please join us for an important discussion! REGISTER HERE!
In this webinar, Education Specialist, Teresa Salazar, will explore the rise in popularity of Teen Vaping. Vaping culture impacts a student’s emotional, physical, and social well-being. Join us to learn more about what teens are up against and why this has become such a phenomenon. REGISTER HERE!
Addiction is sweeping our nation and substance use is occurring at younger and younger ages. This presentation explains the effects of substance use on an adolescent brain, signs and symptoms of abuse, and laws surrounding underage usage. REGISTER HERE!
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid similar to morphine that is 50 to 100 times more potent. Teens are being targeted because fentanyl is highly addictive, and social media platforms make it easy for dealers to connect with and sell to teens with little risk of being caught. Join Safe School Director, Jenna Fondren, as she Read more...
Join Education Specialist, Cally Conklin, as she talks about the importance of having student buy-in as it relates to reporting and keeping campuses safe. Students are the eyes and ears of a school campus, and we count on them to use their voices to inform trusted adults about crime and violations of the student code Read more...
The elderly are amongst our most vulnerable yet critically important populations. This presentation exposes forms of elder abuse, signs of abuse, how to report suspected elder abuse or neglect, and how to prevent elder abuse amongst your loved ones. REGISTER HERE!
Every summer there are new online trends and social media challenges that rise to popularity, and unfortunately, many of the trends are dangerous and illegal. Join Statewide Safe School Manager, Ernesto Reyes, as he discusses what to look out for at the start of the school year and how to identify if a child is Read more...
All adults in Texas must report suspected child abuse to the Department of Family and Protective services. This presentation provides insight on child abuse prevention, forms of abuse, signs and symptoms of abuse, and how to follow set protocols in a child abuse situation. REGISTER HERE!
As the start of a new school year approaches, it’s important to revisit simple safety conversations to have with your students. This presentation will cover situational awareness, how to spot dangers on campus, online safety when using school computers, and reporting best practices. Join Programs Coordinator, Joshua Webb, as he unpacks how to teach students Read more...
Join Education Specialist, Cally Conklin, as she discusses signs and symptoms of all forms of child abuse, including neglect and human trafficking. Learn current laws, resources, the nexus between all forms of abuse, and the laws provided on handling disclosures and required duties to respond. REGISTER HERE!
The rise of online gaming in mainstream culture has caused an increased risk of vulnerability and victimization in students. This presentation will teach you about video game basics, the impact of eSports on our culture and safety, how gaming could be affecting your students, and how to keep your student safe while gaming. We will Read more...
Students of all ages report the rise in popularity of gaming, and the peer pressure they feel to participate. Join Education Specialist, Teresa Salazar, as she discusses the intricacies of gaming including basic safety, video game structure, and the impact gaming is having on adolescent culture. REGISTER HERE!
In a recent study, 50% of Houstonians recognize animal cruelty as one of the main problems in the city. This presentation discusses animal abuse and neglect, the prevalence of the issue, ways to report, and the link between animal abuse and criminal violence. REGISTER HERE!
It’s imperative that children of all ages know to properly care for and approach animals, spot when an animal is being mistreated, as well as understanding the link between animal cruelty and abuse of a human being. Join us to learn about animal safety! REGISTER HERE!
Crime Stoppers of Houston invites you to attend our 2-day Crime Stoppers Virtual Statewide Training. TCOLE Credit available for attending all 10 webinars. CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS & TO REGISTER!
Crime Stoppers of Houston invites you to attend our 2-day Crime Stoppers Virtual Statewide Training. TCOLE Credit available for attending all 10 webinars. CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS & TO REGISTER!
There is an inseparable link between Human Trafficking and the Internet. This presentation highlights the nexus between pornography, trafficking, and grooming techniques used by predators. Gain an understanding through examples of direct messages used to lure students away from their homes, and most importantly how to have the uneasy but necessary conversations with your student. Read more...
July 4th is packed with fun family activities and outings, but it’s imperative to practice personal and public safety strategies to prevent potential dangers. Join Statewide Safe School Manager, Ernesto Reyes, as he discusses firework safety, situational awareness, and safety discussions to have as a family. WATCHING RECORDING HERE!
Addiction is sweeping our nation. This presentation looks at addiction as a mental health struggle, teaches signs and symptoms of addiction, and provides resources for families with loved ones living with addiction. REGISTER HERE!
Students are the eyes and ears of school campuses and are ultimately the first line of intelligence for school safety. Join Statewide Education Specialist, Cally Conklin, as she shares way to promote advocacy on campus and create student buy-in on the importance of reporting. REGISTER HERE!
Summer Break means more device time. Technology and the Internet has caused a whole new form of bullying: cyberbullying. This presentation looks at the difference between in-person bullying and cyberbullying, addresses parent and school responsibilities regarding bullying, covers current bullying laws, and provides guidance on what to do should your child become a victim of Read more...
Description: Students are engaging in activities that are new and unusual to do the lack of routine and free time when school is out. Programs Coordinator, Joshua Webb, will discuss how to keep students safe during the summer. REGISTER HERE!
Summer break is right around the corner! Everyone should feel safe in their own home. This presentation discusses tips to ensure a secure home and how to create an effective exit strategy should you be faced with home invasion. Additionally, this presentation covers basic situational awareness tips to keep you and your family safe and Read more...
Protective Factors are systems, hobbies, people, that better help you deal with stress, anxiety, and depression. Everyone needs protective factors to help cope with the bad days. Join Education Specialist, Teresa Salazar, as she goes through examples of protective factors and how to utilize and implement these in your daily life. REGISTER HERE!
Diagnosed depression and anxiety is on the rise in adolescents and teens. Recognizing sings and symptoms of mental illness, and subsequently having the hard conversations with your loved ones will save lives. Join Statewide Safe School Manager, Ernesto Reyes, as he goes through examples and conversation starters. REGISTER HERE!
Even though mental health is being talked about more and more, there is still a stigma attached to idea of talking about how you think, act, and feel. Please join Statewide Education Specialist, Cally Conklin, as she talks through strategies and language to help students and adults break the stigma. REGISTER HERE!
This presentation emphasizes the significance of mental health in adolescent and how parents can identify signs and symptoms of mental health struggles, when and where to seek professional help, and protocol for handling dangerous situations such as potential suicide. REGISTER HERE!
Crime Stoppers Mental Health partners, be nice., mental health foundation of West Michigan, use an action plan to help destigmatize and reinforce mental health best practices. Join Programs Coordinator, Joshua Webb, as he discusses the “Stop, Drop, and Roll” of mental health and how students, educators, and parents can practice the action plan daily. REGISTER Read more...
The end of the year can often feel overwhelming and stressful for students as they are anticipating final grades, summer plans, and the next school year. Educators have the ability to reduce stress by practicing simple daily tasks. Join Programs Manager, Kaitlynn Frey to discuss what strategies educators can implement in the classroom to help Read more...
