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... Minnesota School Officials Hear How To Create Safer Learning Environments - 4/18/2007 - insurancenewsnet.com Minnesota School Officials Hear How To Create Safer Learning Environments E-mail Article Print Article Free Newsletter Hawkeye-Security Insurance™ presents experts on emergency planning, violence & sexual abuse prevention Northfield, MN - April 18, 2007 - More than 100 Minnesota education officials attended a free seminar at St.

Olaf College today to learn about best practice school safety planning and sexual abuse prevention from members of Hawkeye-Security Insurance’s Safety Advantage Network™, a group of best-in-class specialists that supplements existing school loss prevention services.

Hawkeye-Security Insurance, a member of Liberty Mutual Group, is hosting its inaugural Safer Schools Seminar to make schools aware of the additional steps they can take to improve overall school and student safety and crisis preparedness.

Recognizing the ongoing societal problems of school violence and sexual abuse, Hawkeye-Security Insurance presented Michael Dorn, founder of Safe Havens International™, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping schools around the world internalize school safety expertise.

Pam Church, founder of Childhelp’s Good Touch-Bad Touch®, told attendees about the non-threatening, sexual abuse prevention curriculum for children and training for teachers, childcare professionals, and parents.

Mr.

Dorn began with a drama...

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