What Cafeterias Can Teach Us About School Safety with Patti Montague and Liz Campbell
When we think about school safety, the cafeteria isn’t usually the first place that comes to mind.
But maybe it should be.
In this episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay speaks with Patti Montague, CEO, and Liz Campbell, VP of Government Affairs and Media Relations at the School Nut…
5 Ways Schools Can Identify Threats... Before They Escalate with Bruno Dias
What if the warning signs are already there—but we’re not seeing them clearly enough?
In this episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay sits down with Bruno Dias, PhD, CTM—nationally recognized expert in behavioral threat assessment and management—to explore how schools can move from r…
Building Truly Safe and Sound Schools with Michele Gay
In this episode of Vantage Points, Michele Gay, co-founder and executive director of Safe and Sound Schools, shares how she transformed the tragic loss of her daughter at Sandy Hook into a national movement for school safety. She advocates for a holistic approach to school safety that includes six …
What Happens After We Identify a Threat? with Sammie Wicks
What happens after we identify a student in crisis—but don’t know what to do next?
In this episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay sits down with Sammie Wicks—nationally recognized practitioner and researcher in behavioral threat assessment and targeted violence prevention—to explore…
Turning School Safety Plans Into Real-World Action with Craig Straw
What does it really take to turn a school safety plan into something that actually works when it matters most?
In this episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay sits down with Craig Straw, former Director of Security and School Safety, to explore what it means to move beyond planning a…
From Loss to Legacy: How We Make Our Schools Safe with Lori Alhadeff
What does it mean to turn unimaginable loss into lasting change?
In this deeply personal episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay sits down with Lori Alhadeff — mother, advocate, and founder of Make Our Schools Safe — to talk about the life and legacy of her daughter Alyssa, who was k…
You Don’t Have to Wait for a Crisis to Prevent It with Dr. Kate Rahi
What if the most important shift in school safety is realizing we don’t have to wait for a crisis to prevent it?
In this episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay sits down with Dr. Kate Rahi, Associate Director of Projects and Training at Safe and Sound Schools, for a powerful convers…
New Lockdown Drills and School Safety Guidance with Dr. Steven Brock, Dr. Melissa Reeves & Mo Canady
How do schools prepare for emergencies in ways that protect both physical safety and psychological well-being?
In this special episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay is joined by Dr. Steven Brock, Dr. Melissa Reeves, and Mo Canady to discuss the newly updated Best Practice Guidance …
The Truth About Weapons Detection in Schools with Tom McDermott
Schools are under increasing pressure to strengthen physical security. But with so much attention on weapons detection technology, how do school leaders separate marketing from meaningful safety?
In this episode of The Sound Off on School Safety, Michele Gay welcomes back Tom McDermott, K–12 Safety…
SANDY HOOK PARENT’S FIGHT FOR SAFER SCHOOLS
SANDY HOOK PARENT’S FIGHT FOR SAFER SCHOOLS
In this compelling season finale, we sit down with Michele Gay, co-founder of Safe and Sound Schools and mother to Josephine, one of the young victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Michele shares her personal journey of unimaginable loss,…
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