24
Oct
07,
Wed

“Emergency Responders and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community: Taking the First Steps to Disaster Preparedness” 

(New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites….. 

CE Credits

1300-1400 ET 

Pre-Recorded
Broadcast

Ft Lee #3
DOD MIST Uplink #1

“Electronic Tattletales: Drug Information in Online Social Networking Groups” 

(New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…. 
 

No CE Credits

14
Nov
07,
Wed

“Homeland Security National Training Programs” 

(New) 

Available to civilian, military & federal sites…..

CE Credits

“Cutting Edge Coalition” 

(New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..
 

No CE Credits

12
Dec
07,
Wed

“Teen Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)” 

(New) 

Available to civilian, military & federal sites….. 

CE Credits

MCTFT
& The DOD
Medical
Interagency
Satellite
Training
Program

1300-1400 ET

Pre-Recorded
Broadcast

Ft Lee #3
DOD MIST Uplink #1

“Drug Stings: Protecting Personal & Professional Safety” 

(New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

 No CE Credits

GETN-CDV
Warrior;   
Limited VTC;
C Band
NO KU
WEBCAST
NO TAPES! 

RE-SCHEDULED

“Virtual Terrorism Response Academy”

RESCHEDULED!!!

GETN-CDV
Warrior;
C/KU Band
Limited VTC; WEBCAST
NO TAPES! 

The Interactive Media Laboratory (IML), part of the Department of Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School provides more than 16 hours of training through the Virtual Terrorism Response Academy.  Live Response explores this videogame-based interactive training program examining how it prepares first responders for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive emergencies.
Expanded program description:
Virtual Terrorism Response Academy 23 Jan 08

1400-1500 ET 

Live Broadcast 

Ft Lee #3
DOD MIST Uplink #1

“Campus Community Emergency Response Team (C-CERT)” 

(NEW) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites….. 

CE Credits

The Michigan State University, School of Criminal Justice, provides participants with skills, knowledge, tools, and resources necessary for implementing CERT.  The Campus Community Emergency Response Team Train-the-Trainer Program for American Colleges and Universities enhances the preparedness of citizens and first responders in campus communities nationwide for all hazards, including natural disasters and terrorist attacks involving weapons of mass destruction (WMD).  Live Response explores this unique training program and how it institutionalizes citizen preparedness within high profile, multicultural, educational communities.
Expanded program description:
Campus Community Response Team 23 Jan 08

MCTFT & CADCA
& The DOD
Medical
Interagency
Satellite
Training
Network

1300-1400 ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

Ft Lee #3
DOD MIST Uplink #1

“Raising Drug-Free Kids”

(New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

GETN-CDV
Warrior;
C Band
NO KU
Limited VTC;
WEBCAST
NO TAPES! 

We know teenagers are different from adults, and so are their brains.  Different parts of the brain mature at different rates.  Although adolescence is often characterized by increased independence and a desire for knowledge and exploration, it also is a time when brain changes can result in high-risk behaviors, addiction vulnerability, and mental illness.  Learn about the science of the adolescent brain so you can use the knowledge as another way to reach your teen with important prevention messages.
Expanded program description:
Raising Drug-Free Kids 31 Jan 08

21
Feb
08,
Thu

MCTFT &
The DOD
Medical
Interagency
Satellite
Training
Network

1300-1400 ET

Pre-Recorded Broadcast

DOD MIST Uplink
WPAB #3

“Meth Space: The New Danger to Children”

(New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

We've all heard about the dangers clandestine methamphetamine labs pose to first responders and law enforcement, but what about the hazards to the children who live there?  What responsibility does a law enforcement officer have to ensure the kids are safe?  Laws and ordinances are just starting to catch up with the dangers methamphetamine causes.  What should a first-responder do?  During this hour-long broadcast, we'll hear how the dangers and health effects of meth and meth labs continue to lurk even when the chemicals are gone, especially for the children.  It's the small things law enforcement can do to help the little ones, and it doesn't always involve handcuffs or weapons.
Expanded program description:
Meth Space: Danger to Children 21 Feb 08

1400-1500 ET 

Live Broadcast 

DOD MIST Uplink
WPAB #3

“Virtual Terrorism Response Academy”

(New)

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites….. 

CE Credits

GETN-CDV
Warrior;
C/KU Band
Limited VTC; WEBCAST
NO TAPES! 

The Interactive Media Laboratory (IML), part of the Department of Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School provides more than 16 hours of training through the Virtual Terrorism Response Academy.  Live Response explores this videogame-based interactive training program examining how it prepares first responders for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive emergencies.
Expanded program description:
Virtual Terrorism Response Academy 27 Feb 08

1400-1500 ET 

Live Broadcast 

DOD MIST Uplink
WPAB #3

“Creating Vigilant, Prepared and Resilient Communities for Homeland Security”

(New)

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

CE Credits

The Western Community Policing Institute, located at Western Oregon University, offers training that introduces participants to the strategies and skills necessary to create vigilant, prepared, and resilient communities for homeland security.  Live Response explores this unique training course and its demonstration of these strategies and skills through a blended, adult-learning approach.  Live Response expert guests welcome viewer questions concerning Creating Vigilant, Prepared and Resilient Communities for Homeland Security and invite viewers to submit their questions via e-mail or fax prior to the broadcast at live.response@spcollege.edu or 727-341-4141.   The moderator will then share the questions with the panelists during the broadcast.
Expanded program description:
Creating Vigilant Communities 26 Mar 08

27
Mar
08,
Thu

MCTFT & CADCA
& The DOD
Medical
Interagency
Satellite
Training
Network

1300-1400 ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

DOD MIST Uplink
WPAB #3

“Household Highs: Understanding Inhalants”

(New)

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

No CE Credits

If you thought the only drugs endangering young people are found on street corners, think again.  Some of the most lethal drugs are items you probably have around your house or that they can buy at a nearby store.  From nail polish remover to spray paint, there are lots of items that kids and teens turn to for that Household High.  During this hour-long CADCA TV broadcast, learn how to identify the signs of a household high, see what items people use to get the buzz, discover the dangers that can be associated with just one use, and learn the best ways to teach both adults and children about inhalants.  Also, see how coalitions can educate people in their communities to help them realize the dangers of drugs don't just lurk on street corners.
Expanded program description:
Household Highs 27 Mar 08

National Terrorism Preparedness Institute (NTPI) & The Department of
Homeland
Defense

1400-1500 ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
Uplink

“Critical Incident Protocol (CIP)” 

(NEW) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

 CE Credits

GETN-CDV
Warrior;
C/KU;
Limited VTC;
WEBCAST
NO TAPES!   

The School of Criminal Justice, located at Michigan State University, offers training that is a facilitation of partnerships between public and private sectors for joint managing of critical incidents by establishing protocols.   Live Response explores how communities will work on emergency preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery through joint planning, exercising and training
Expanded program description:
“Critical Incident Protocol (CIP)” 23 Apr 08

MCTFT & CADCA
& The DOD
Medical
Interagency
Satellite
Training
Network

1:00- 2:00 PM ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
MIST Uplink

“Classrooms, Coalitions, & Collaboration”

(New)

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

During this hour-long CADCA TV program, we’ll hear why some schools are leery of participating in drug surveys and how you as a coalition can try to calm those fears.  Survey experts will teach how to get things organized before approaching a school.  You’ll also learn about a coalition in Hartford, Connecticut that forged a strong partnership with local schools, and how this partnership has helped strengthen the coalition’s mission.  Also, see how one coalition formed its own school to help a part of the population that was underserved
Expanded program description:
Classrooms, Coalitions & Collaboration  24Apr08

MCTFT,
Peers Influence
Peers, Inc.
& The DOD
Medical
Interagency
Satellite
Training
Network

1:00- 2:00 PM ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
MIST Uplink

“The RX Generation Peers Influence Peers XIV” 

 (New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

28
May
08,
Wed

National Terrorism Preparedness Institute (NTPI) & The Department of
Homeland
Defense

1400-1500 ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
Uplink

“How Safe Is The Food On Our Table?” 

    (NEW) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

 CE Credits

GETN-CDV
Warrior;
C/KU;
Limited VTC;
WEBCAST
NO TAPES! 

“How Safe is The Food On Our Table?”
What would happen if one of our major food suppliers were to be attacked by terrorists?  In our upcoming program, we’ll take a fascinating look into the Agricultural Industry and how it could potentially be affected by terrorism.
Expanded program description:
“Food Safety”  28 May 2008

1400-1500 ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
Uplink #3

“How To Prevent, Respond, and Recover From An
Agroterrorism Attack” 

 (NEW) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

 CE Credits

C-Band
Analog;
DETN-CDV
Warrior;
WEBCAST

This training program offers a wealth of practical information to help you prevent and respond to a possible agroterrorism attack in your community.   In June, Live Response takes a look at the University of California Davis Western Institute for Food Safety and Security training program to explore a comprehensive curriculum that has already reached well over 4,000 participants in 15 states.
Expanded program description:
Recover From An Agroterrorism Attack
25 Jun 08

MCTFT

1:00- 2:00 PM ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
Uplink

“Gangs, Drugs &
Violence – A Threat To Our Communities”

(New)

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

GETN-CDV
Warrior;
C Band
NO KU
Limited VTC;
Webcast;
NO FREE TAPEs/DVDs 

This broadcast shows how people across the country are taking a strong stand against gangs, senseless crimes and drugs in their communities.  This one hour training broadcast will help concerned citizens identify and understand the severity of gang activity in all communities, drug dealing and its least likely members.  This broadcast also focuses on the importance of impressionable children longing for acceptance from their peers, which can be deadly.  Communities play an important role in helping to protect the safety of children and neighborhoods.  Gang experts will discuss current trends and how education is vital for strength and awareness.
Expanded program description:
Gangs, Drugs &Violence- 26 June 08

1:00- 2:00 PM ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
Uplink

(New)

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

During this hour-long CADCA-TV broadcast, we'll sort out the myths and the realities.  Do bigger cities have more resources?  Does the small town feeling where everyone knows everyone make people more aware of drug use?  Are rates of drug use higher in cities or towns?  Do you always need money to fix problems?
Expanded program description:
Fighting Drugs All Population Areas 17 July 08

National Terrorism Preparedness Institute (NTPI) & The Department of
Homeland
Defense

1400-1500 ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast

WPAFB
Uplink #3

“Avian Influenza Training For Emergency Responders” 

(NEW) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

 CE Credits

GETN-CDV
Warrior;
C-Band;
WEBCAST

This LIVE RESPONSE program takes an in-depth look at Avian Influenza training for Emergency Responders.  Offered by the AgTerror Preparedness Center of Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa – this classroom training review covers the concerns and challenges response agencies would face when dealing with an avian influenza outbreak (AI) or other foreign animal disease.  It’s designed to provide training throughout the responder community for an effective and rapid response.
For further detail see:
“Avian Influenza Training” 23 Jul 2008

MCTFT &
CSAT
The Center for
Substance Abuse Treatment

1400-1500 ET 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
DETN
Uplink

“Recovery and The Family; Extending Treatment to Everyone”
 

(NEW)
 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

DETN-CDV
Warrior;
C Band Analog;
NO KU
Limited VTC; WEBCAST
NO FREE Tapes/DVDs

Nearly 24 percent of children (or 17 million) live in a household where a parent or other adult is a binge or heavy drinker, and approximately 13 percent of children (or 9.2 million) live in a household where a parent or other adult uses illicit drugs.  Because the negative effects of addiction are not limited to the individual who is abusing drugs and alcohol, recovery must extend to the entire family.  Aside from the many options available to persons in need of treatment, support also exists for children, spouses, and others affected by a family members addiction. This program will present the many avenues toward effective treatment, emphasize the importance of getting an addicted loved one into treatment, and celebrate the benefits enjoyed by the family in recovery 
For further details See:
Recovery and The Family 07 Aug 2008

1400-1500 ET

Pre-Recorded Broadcast

WPAFB
Uplink #3

“Building Partnerships That Work” 

 (NEW)

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

 CE Credits

DETN-CDV
Warrior;
C-Band;
WEBCAST

When presented with any state of emergency through terrorism, natural disasters or other events of significance within our communities…there is always the challenge.  That challenge is to create a strong network of local, state and federal resources that can act quickly and effectively in response. 
For further detail see:
Building Partnerships That Work -27 Aug 2008

MCTFT 
Mulitjurisdic-tional Counter
Drug Task
Force Training

1:00- 2:00 PM ET
 

Pre-Recorded Broadcast
 

WPAFB
DETN #3
Uplink

“A Smuggling Crisis – Disrupting The Drug Trade”  

 (NEW) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..   

No CE Credits

DETN-CDV
Warrior;
C Band Analog;
NO KU;
Limited VTC;
LIVE & ARCHIVED
WEBCAST

Learning Objectives:
- Learn the latest drug smuggling trends within the United States as well as Canada, Mexico, New York and Miami
- See successful seizure footage provided by our expert panelists
- Hear various tactics and techniques used for successful seizures and officer safety
- Learn various techniques to locate hidden compartments for illegal contraband 
- Explore ways on how communities can help
- Learn the signs of drug smuggling activities in large and rural areas and how to report suspicious activities
For further details See:
“A Smuggling Crisis" 28 Aug 2008

24
Sep
08,
Wed

“Developing Our Nation's Leaders In Homeland Defense” 

(NEW) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  

 CE Credits

The Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security in Monterey, CA offers the nation’s premier master’s degree in homeland security.  The 18-month curriculum is structured around the key policy and organizational design problems that future homeland security leaders are likely to confront, and the analytic skills they will need to meet those challenges.  The viewer will learn how the curriculum works to develop future leaders responsible for homeland defense and security at the Federal, State and local levels.
For further detail see:
Developing Future Leaders 24 Sep 2008

1:00- 2:00 PM Eastern Time

Pre-Recorded Broadcast 

WPAFB
DETN
Uplink

“Teen Addiction and The Path To Recovery” 

(New) 

Available to both civilian, military & federal sites…..  
 

No CE Credits

DETN-CDV
Warrior;
C Band Analog;
NO KU;
Limited VTC; WEBCAST
NO FREE TAPES/DVDs 

This program will explore the science behind teen addiction, the warning signs of addiction and steps that parents, teachers and other adults can take to help a teen suffering from addiction.  This hour-long show will share successes and challenges that today’s teenagers and families face in overcoming addiction and living drug-free productive lives, and will highlight one teen’s powerful story of addiction and recovery.
For further detail see:
More details here: 
"Teen Addiction…"25 Sep 2008