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Show Notes
In this heartfelt conversation, Lori Alhadeff shares her personal tragedy of losing her daughter Alyssa in the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. She discusses how this devastating event led her and her husband to create a nonprofit organization focused on school safety, including initiatives like Alyssa's Law, which aims to implement panic buttons in schools. Lori emphasizes the importance of empowering students to take part in safety discussions and the need for legislative action to ensure school safety across the nation. She also highlights the role of parents in fostering open conversations about safety with their children.
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