BE SAFE IN THE MEDIA
BE SAFE has been featured in the local and national news!
Here are some recent stories about how we’re teaching safety skills to individuals with autism and other special needs, along with local police!
Emily Iland and Thomas Iland trained valley officers in interacting with people with autism. Featured on 12news.com August 18, 2018
The event helped officers and people with autism get a better understanding of how to interact with each other in certain scenarios.
Check out “Valley officers trained in interacting with people with autism” on 12news.com
Tom and Emily Iland talk BE SAFE: The Movie on KGUN9 ABC News in Phoenix, Arizona August 16, 2018
The Morning Blend interviewed Tom and Emily Iland about educating police about autism.
Check out “Tom and Emily Iland talk BE SAFE: The Movie” on www.kgun9.com
Experience Autism Safety Programs on The Morning Blend tmj4.com Milwaukee July 20, 2018
The Morning Blend interviewed about Thomas Iland’s book Come to Life as well as Experience Autism and BE SAFE The Movie
Check out “Experience Autism Safety Programs” on www.tmj4.com
Worried about the safety of your child with autism or with other exceptional needs?
Check out “7 Safety Strategies for Kids with Special Needs” in LA Parent Magazine
September 21, 2017 – Sonoma County
Sonoma County law enforcement and people with autism gather to teach each other by Julie Johnson. The Press Democrat captured the story and images behind an excellent BE SAFE Interactive Movie Screening, attended by peace officers from 13 different Sonoma County agencies and dozens of local youth. [View]
April 19, 2017 – CSUN, Northridge
Emily Iland: Facing Autism, Fighting for Families Featured on CSUN Today
An article featured on CSUN today about Emily Iland and her efforts to improve the lives of people with autism and beyond.
Check out “Emily Iland: Facing Autism, Fighting for Families” on CSUN Today