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Violence
Awareness Training
for Field Employees
As shown in the Project Timeline (Appendix A), the major goal for Fiscal Year 2000 is to:
In January 2000, Daniel Doyle traveled throughout Alabama and Mississippi, interviewing 16 Forest Service employees. These interviews provided the opportunity to study violence and threats of violence in different parts of the country. Doyle identified more subjects to interview on camera and identified possible locations for shooting videotape.
The study team returned to Alabama in late March to shoot video of Forest Service employees and locations that had been previously identified. The team will also travel to the Portland area in the Pacific Northwest Region in late June to do additional development work and videotaping. The team had been scheduled to return to the Santa Fe/Albuquerque area in May. However, most of the Forest Service employees who were to be interviewed on video were unavailable because of the outbreak of the Cerro Grande Wildfire near Santa Fe. This trip has been rescheduled for late July.
By the end of Fiscal Year 2000, the offline and online video edits for Module 1 will be completed and Module 1 should be ready or nearly ready for dissemination. The delay in shooting videotape in the Santa Fe/Albuquerque area caused by the Cerro Grande Wildfire may result in a short delay in the release of Module 1.
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