Workshops

"The Travelin' Road Show," a 2-hour workshop that provides skills and information that can be used in the event of a natural or manmade disaster, was developed in 1997 by Beasley and Conniry and the first stop along the way was the City of Poway. Since then, they have presented the workshop there annually.

Next Workshop :

Qualcomm - January 22, 2010

San Diego Repertory Theater - January 28, 2010

San Diego Association of Contingency Planners

March 16, 1020

SAIC - July 27, 2010

Qualcomm - September 9, 2010

Disasters can strike quickly and without warning. The Travelin' Road show demonstrates that by utilizing simple methods, anyone can create a safe haven in their home, office, school, or vehicle—anywhere—any environment. Emphasis is placed on controlling panic and fear by teaching the basic universal survival priorities: creating a structure; finding, gathering, and purifying water; creating fire for heat and light; and acquiring food from alternative sources. Preparation is the key to weathering a disaster; survival skills will ensure that you live through it.

On August 2nd, 2006, in conjunction with Carlos Bejar, Emergency Manager for the City of Chula Vista, Beasley and Conniry presented the first in a series of workshops designed for employees. (Testimonials) Chula Vista is the first city to advance the idea that if their employees have prepared for themselves and their families and have learned basic survival techniques, in the case of a disaster they will not panic but will stay on the job and work effectively through the emergency situation.

For information on how to schedule a workshop in your community, contact Susan by email.

"Creating Awareness Without Precipitating Panic"

"You took away the fear, gave folks simple ideas in regards to survival skills and preparation. Thank you for working with us."

Division Chief Bob Krans (retired) Poway Safety Services

"Attending your workshop, reading your book, I already feel better, less helpless and better equipped to survive, as well as able to help those around me. Thanks!"

Allyson, El Cajon, California

"I think that everyone should attend at least one of Susan and Tom's presentations.  Even if they don't go home and do the things that they have been told to do, just listening to the presentation will make a person more prepared for a disaster."

Michelle, Senior Administrative Assistant

Workshops are a community service of Backyard Tourist