NEW! The Sean’s Story video is now available with a Spanish voice-over. To request it, please email traumaburn@umich.edu Please note: The voice-over is a female voice. We are so very grateful to the City of Dearborn Television and our Safe Kids Huron Valley Coalition partner Clarissa Santana for providing the recording and translation services! Did You Receive a Sean's Story Toolkit? Complete the initial Toolkit Registration Survey!We Need Your Help! In exchange for provision of a free educational tool, we respectfully request that you complete a brief online survey: www.surveymonkey.com/s/Seans-Story Completing this survey will allow us to: track how the toolkit is being utilized (for grant reporting purposes); document the project's reach; receive feedback on suggested improvements; and provide future updates on program materials. Sean's Story Video ToolkitClick Here to Request a Sean's Story Video Toolkit Sean's Story Video TrailerWhat is "Sean's Story"?"Sean's Story" is a nationally acclaimed documentary that has been incorporated into the National Fire Academy/FEMA Youth Firesetting Prevention and Intervention curriculum. Sean, a convicted juvenile arsonist, shares his story so viewers can witness firsthand the life-long negative impact that firesetting can have on youth/parents' reputation, community acceptance, family relationships, education, career, financial status, legal liability, incarceration, and injury to self and others. Experts from law enforcement, juvenile justice, and healthcare provide insight into fire misuse behavior and consequences that youth and their parents typically do not consider. Firesetting and arson can be reduced in communities by utilizing this national toolkit to increase awareness and provide preventative education. Additionally, youth who misuse fire can be helped with early intervention by using this comprehensive guide to facilitate appropriate and constructive discussion regarding high-risk behaviors. "Sean's Story" is a poignant film that explicitly demonstrates the long-term consequences that can occur if fire misuse behavior is minimized, ignored, unrecognized, or untreated. What Are the Goals of This Toolkit?
Who Will Find This Video Toolkit Helpful?Organizations and professionals committed to youth education and safety, including: schools, fire departments, public educators, law enforcement, mental health, juvenile justice, injury prevention programs, youth assistance, hospitals, medical clinics, community organizations, and social service agencies. Sean's Story: National Youth Firesetting Prevention and Intervention Toolkit |